A Framing Statement We want to show the audience spaces in the library that individuals could not have noticed before, in a different light. Using the old painted over words on the side of the building, which once belonged to the Goods and Grains Warehouse as an example. We want to base our performance on … Continue reading “Final Blog Submission – DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE? – Benjamin Rowan”
“the sad history of the book that’s never been read with so many words to say trapped within its covers” (Téo, 2016)
As a group we created the idea on producing an installation displaying technology throughout the history, beginning with the first mobile phone, and ending with the newest piece of technology known to man. In relation to the library, we are playing around with the old style bricks which once belonged to the traditional building, to … Continue reading “Old vs New”
Great Central Library Warehouse was once known as Great Central Goods & Grain Warehouse dated back to 1861, until the university gained its status in 1992. If you looks closely behind the letter L in the word Library, you will notice slightly the letter O, which once belonged to the buildings original name.