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VINCENT VAN GOGH

Vincent van Gogh, 'The Courtyard of the Hospital at Arles', 1889, ink on paper.

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INDEX

Avigdor Arikha
Bea Maddock
Brandon
Charles Cooper
Christian Boltanski
Christo and Jeane-Claude
Curiosity Rover
Danie Mellor
David Tremlett
Douglas Huebler
Francis BAcon
Gabriel Orozco
George Brecht
Henri Matisse
Humans of New York
Ingrid Calame
John Virtue
John Wolseley
Kevin Connor
Lee Jang Sub
Lloyd Rees
Manuel Aalbers
Marcel Broodthears
Margaret Roberts
Nicholas Hutcheson
Paul Gauguin
Paul Higgs
Piero Manzoni
Rachel Whiteread
Regina Walter
SolLeWitt
Sub Atomic
Suzanne Treister
Vincent Van Gogh
Worsaae

The images here are each from studies of a particular place—of what it looks like, of what has or might happen there, of how it is defined, etc. They are not all drawing but they are provided here to give you ideas that can be explored through some form of drawing.

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Reading about place

Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space (La Poétique de l'Espace, 1958)

Daniel Buren, The Function of the Studio (1974)

Edward S Casey The Fate of Place Berkeley Los Angeles London: University of California Press 1998

Henri Lefebvre The Production of Space 1974 (trans Donald Nicholson-Smith) Oxford: Blackwell 1991

David Summers Real spaces London: Phaidon 2003