Stephen Willats: Tower Mosaic - Brinklow House | Princethorpe House
Softcover | 26 x 21 cm | 8 pp
Control Magazine | 1991
This eight-page booklet documents the work Tower Mosaic made by Stephen Willats in Brinklow and Princethorpe Houses, Warwick and Brindley Estates, Paddington, West London in 1991.
Willats' many projects with communities exist in specific times and places. Publications such as this provide valuable records of the work and are themselves now rare and collectable items.
Stephen Willats
Since the early 1960s, Stephen Willats has situated his pioneering practice at the intersection between art and other disciplines such as cybernetics, advertising systems research, learning theory, communications theory and computer technology. In so doing, he has constructed and developed a collaborative, interactive and participatory practice grounded in the variables of social relationships, settings and physical realities.
'Ultimately I am interested in the idea that reality is our own construction, that we build it and we create the reality we want in our life. There is not only one way of viewing reality. My work is an open work, based on agreement and open agreement.' Stephen Willats
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Description
Softcover | 26 x 21 cm | 8 pp
Control Magazine | 1991
This eight-page booklet documents the work Tower Mosaic made by Stephen Willats in Brinklow and Princethorpe Houses, Warwick and Brindley Estates, Paddington, West London in 1991.
Willats' many projects with communities exist in specific times and places. Publications such as this provide valuable records of the work and are themselves now rare and collectable items.
Stephen Willats
Since the early 1960s, Stephen Willats has situated his pioneering practice at the intersection between art and other disciplines such as cybernetics, advertising systems research, learning theory, communications theory and computer technology. In so doing, he has constructed and developed a collaborative, interactive and participatory practice grounded in the variables of social relationships, settings and physical realities.
'Ultimately I am interested in the idea that reality is our own construction, that we build it and we create the reality we want in our life. There is not only one way of viewing reality. My work is an open work, based on agreement and open agreement.' Stephen Willats
