Artist Research

Lucy and Jorge Orta

Geoffrey Farmer

Farmer, like many artists dies not have his own personal website, instead he has multiple pages with the Catriona Jeffries Gallery site. A Van­cou­ver based gallery rec­og­nised inter­na­tion­aly for its ongo­ing, rigor­ous con­tri­bu­tion to con­tem­po­rary art discourse. 

Rather than having a page on the website listing education and past exhibitions Farmer has a downloadable version of his CV. This format means that the document can include much more detail without bogging down a webpage. 

Claire Rachel Sage

Thomas Slater

 This website has a very basic design, with a brief blurb, logo and contact details to the left with a scroll facility to go through the artworks. 

Rebecca Kunzi 

Although I have looked at a few websites of established artists, I have primarily been looking into those of young, emerging artists who I aspire to be like. Many of the artists I have connections with - from studying at the same school, completing the same foundation course or actually knowing them. I thought this approach to research would make it more attainable, in that I am striving to work in the same art world as people I know and that are making it for themselves.