Saturday, November 7, 2015
Introduction to the symposium and exhibitions by Dr Irene Barberis
Dr Irene Barberis (Aust/UK)
Global Drawing :
Introduction to the symposium and exhibitions
Key note Address by Dr Janet McKenzie
Key note Address Dr Janet McKenzie (UK/Aust)
Paper title: To Travel Hopefully: The Road to Ardnamurchan.
Crossing The Line Conference 3 at SACI, Florence
Artist Lab Talk: Hedy Riterman (Aust)
Dr Catja de Haas (UK)
The Drawing of an Architect:
Different Ways of Communication
Artist Lab Talk by Liliana Barbieri
Dr Joe Graham (UK)
ANCHOR: a drawing research project
on the phenomenology of the 'outline'
Catja de Hass, Janet McKenzie and Irene Barberis
Friday, November 6, 2015
Crossing The Line Conference 3 at SACI, Florence
Dr Elvira Souza Lima
(CEPAOS Research Center, Sao Paulo)
presenting "Drawing and Human Development"
at SACI, Florence
Key note Address Dr Janet McKenzie (UK/Aust)
To Travel Hopefully: The Road to Ardnamurchan.
To Travel Hopefully: The Road to Ardnamurchan.
Juliana Lima Dehne
reading "Umbra: Shadow Drawings"
by Marcelo Guimaraes Lima
reading "Umbra: Shadow Drawings"
by Marcelo Guimaraes Lima
Presentation by
Stefan Messam (USA/UAE)
Participants from the American University in Dubai
Key note speaker Dr Janet McKenzie (UK/Aust)
and artist / teacher Saba Qizilbash ( American University in Dubai)
and artist / teacher Saba Qizilbash ( American University in Dubai)
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Global Drawing Exhibition: artworks from Instituto de Artes, Universidade de Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil
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"The drawings here presented are from graduate students of
the Visual Arts Department of the Instituto
de Artes (Art Institute) of the Universidade
de Campinas - UNICAMP (Brazil).
Besides pursuing their doctoral degrees in Studio Art, many of these
young artists, coming from different regions of the country, have already
started their professional careers with solo shows, gallery representation and
also as university teachers in different art departments. For each of these artists, the practice of
drawing is in significant aspects an exploration of the relationships between
drawing as process and product and different media such as: installation,
sculpture, photography, book art, printmaking, digital art, etc. Drawing as an
art form becomes a kind of mediating center, a type of lingua franca, a “general language” translating and being
translated within the larger universe of artistic forms."
American University in Dubai art students in Florence for the Crossing the Line 3 Conference at SACI
Artist and teacher Saba Qizilbash (front left)
with AUD Students in Florence
with AUD Students in Florence
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Drawing the Global - Marcelo Guimaraes Lima
"The
Global Drawing project, linking young artists in the globalized space of
communications today, rather than a
simple inventory of current practices, it is such a cartography: it maps new
developments here and now, and the simultaneous
openings of new routes resulting from the larger view of the territories of the present. To draw is to situate oneself in space and time. Art gives form to
experience, and in doing so it allows artists and viewers to establish a
dialogue with time itself, a dialogue made of both memory and anticipation. It
allows us to expand our understanding of the many dimensions of our times and
spaces, and to locate ourselves within the territories of the past, the present
and the future. " READ MORE
Marcelo Guimaraes Lima
Monday, November 2, 2015
CROSSING THE LINE 3 at SACI, Florence, 2015
Speakers at the international conference will include keynote speaker Dr. Janet McKenzie (University of Dundee, Scotland), Dr. Irene Barberis (RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia), Dr. Marcelo Guimarães Lima (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil), Dr. Elvira Sousa Lima (CEPAOS Research Center, São Paulo, Brazil), Dr. Joe Graham (Loughborough University, United Kingdom), Prof. Stefan Messam (Zayed University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates), Artist and Professor Julia Townsend (American University in Dubai), and Artist and Educator Carole Robb (New York, London, Rome). All SACI students and faculty members are invited to participate.
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