Within BROODWORK time is personal, communal, and global. As a marker of time, the inter-generational nature of family comes with a new awareness of mortality and how the past continues to affect the present. Creative parents today also reexamine their own development by assuming the newfound responsibility of fostering another’s childhood. Changes in methodology within the creative practices reflect research from the Families and Work Institute, which reports that families today spend significantly more time with their children than even a decade ago: creative work often gets produced in small increments of time, and made collaboratively. Work is often thought of within a larger timeline and ethical issues become a focus.
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Garnet Hertz The World's Largest Easter Egg (miniaturized) 2011 video | |
Laura Purdy, Replacing a Window and Ripping a Seam, 2011, video | |
Elise Co and Nikita Pashenkov (Aeolab), New Year's Card 2010, 2010, video | |
Greg Lynn, Toy Furniture 2009 Documentary film | |
Mark Newport, Heroic Efforts, 2009, video | |
John Hall, On Receiving the Message, at 3:13 AM, on Tuesday, September 21, 2010, That Joe Schrank Has Confirmed Me as a Friend on Facebook, 2011, Video | |
The exhibition also included Jeff Foye and Gordon Winiemko (Jeff&Gordon) Draw! 2011 video |