Baltic - The Art Factory: The Building of Baltic, the Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead
Paperback 200 pages (July 2002) Publisher: Baltic ISBN: 1903655099

`Exhibit A', Volume 1 & 2 Schlieker, Andrea and Bond, Henry (eds)
One of two volumes, produced for the Exhibit A exhibition of eight artists from Europe and America. Volume I: Illustrations and biographies, Volume 2: Essays on the artists by: Bond, Henry; Gillick, Liam; Jeffrey, Ian; Nickas, Robert; Troncy, Eric; Vettese, Angela; Weil, Benjamin. Artists: Cindy Bernard; Mat Collishaw; Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster; Marco Mazzucconi; Hirsch Perlman; Cesare Pietroiusti; Sam Samore; Catherine Yass.

London: Serpentine Gallery, 1992. 24p.: ill.; 32 cm.. ISBN: 1870814517

An exhibition of coursework and statement, with the presentation of all relevant background research undertaken during the semester, including research dossier, sketchbooks and notebooks.

This module will develop your ability to construct an individual working agenda. It will promote your developing concerns as established in the first semester. You will continue to speculate and experiment with ideas and materials to open up new and unexplored areas within your practice. The module will allow you to increase your awareness of the material and thematic elements of your practice through tutorial and seminar discussion and studio presentation.

With tutorial support you will be expected to formulate a plan of work for the semester. This will include the use of visual research and contextual analogy as means by which you identify your chosen area of exploration. The emphasis will be on continued speculation through which your self-generated project can be consolidated.

The module will be delivered using the group dynamic achieved in a studio based learning environment, as well as formal studio tutorials and seminars. Teaching methods throughout the semester will also include responsive studio tutorials and studio led group seminars.

A menu of workshops building on your semester 1 experience will allow you practical opportunities for developing skills in relation to your individual programme of work.

Studio Space.
Workshops chosen from a range of Faculty facilities available that are appropriate to your project or could serve to develop that practice.
Library and Slide Library.
Technical skills modulettes, as appropriate.