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A new list - some of the most common, and most unusual searches that led people to this blog. (I imagine many have gone away disappointed).

back in the day porn

ballymun girl having sex

bar with former ddr statues

breaking up on facebook

diagram on how to pan for gold

glastonbury public sex

gold things

how is nostalgia diagnosed?

josip broz tito

nostalgic video productions porn

+public-art +Belfast

retro chocolate bars

roundabout+sculpture

Sex

Skinhead girls

Skinhead porn

skinny jeans translated into welsh

sourdough

sympathy in anthropology

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Recently I attended a conference where G, my partner and sometimes collaborator, was presenting, and I was not. What surprised me was the level of confusion about why this was the case. It hasn’t happened to me when I have presented on my own without him.

It’s clear enough to me that sometimes G works alone, sometimes I work alone, and sometimes we work together - though what might be better to say would be that we always work together but only sometimes produce jointly-authored work. We share a bed but sit on individual chairs. There are differences, arguments, and separations. We have a history of occupying very intimate shared living spaces (tents, shepherd’s huts and the like) but we also spend plenty of time apart. Too much sometimes.

I often wonder how other artist couples manage it, the dynamic of sharing living space, with or without the art that they might make together. What are the dynamics of this specific relation of collaboration - is it qualitatively different or ‘better’ than other forms of collaboration? And what are the risks, for the practice, and/or the relationship? Is it inevitable that the collaborative practice is ultimately subsumed into a) the biography of the relationship, or b) one of the individual practices, in a hierarchal format?

I’ve been compiling a list of artist couples who also collaborate on occasion, or as a mainstay of their practice. Other contributions are welcome… Nina Canell and Robin Watkins; Marina Abramovic and Ulay; Christo and Jeanne Claude; Claes Oldenburg and (I’m ashamed to say I don’t know the name of ‘his wife’). Are Allora and Calzadilla in a relationship? Not sure about that one. Jennifer and Kevin McCoy; Heather and Ivan Morison.

More thoughts on this to come.

A running list. Let me know if you know any more. (Tiger is too cliché to make the list). This will probably become an artwork at some point.

Archipelago Economy;

Bridget Jones Economy;

Bubble Economy;

Creative Economy;

Karaoke Economy;

Knowledge Economy;

Moral Economy;

Rhizome Economy;

Tapeworm Economy;

 

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