+Ashley Jackson, Framing the Landscape, 2014 
-“most people look but only a few see”
-composed/ frames around landscapes
+How do you turn nature into a work of art?
-what is the most significant in seeing and experience?
+Lake Albany, beautiful lake
+George Lambert, Lake Albano, c.1760
+Richard Wilson, Lake Albano, c.1762 
– same viewpoint – view of Rome // Lake is given status via Rome
Castle Gandalfo on the left (Rome is behind)
+Camille Carrot, Lake Albano and castle gandalfo 1826-7
Frames within landscape
1.Sublime
+mount blanc
+Phillipe Jacques de Loutherbourg, an avalanche in the alps, 1803 
-demonstrates how close they are to death
– shows many different people and viewpoints // bottom left man is safe and so observes the sublime
+Raphael, The miraculous drought of fishes
+J.m.w. Turner, Snow Storm …, 1842
– the long title explains the painting, you cannot 100% read the painting // the elements merge into one continuous storm // Turner refers to himself as “the author”
+Kate Fahey, Culmulative loss, 2015
– photomontage multiple photos of the clouds // cloud meaning for annihilated however also meaning euphoria
+Bogdan Vladuta, Block 03, 2011 
– overwhelming impression the tower lock impresses// black unreadable bottom
2. Phenomenology Experience
+Peter Lanyon, Wreck, 1963 
– large blue panel could be read as the shipwreck,, rest of the painting is difficult to read
+Peter Lanyon, the yellow runner, 1946 
-multiple horses in painting. // reminiscent of chalk horses on hills. // Post war painting
+Peter Lanyon, lost mine, 1959 — has a glass counterpart that this is painted from
+Dan Graham, Bisected by a plane, 1995 
– where does the landscape begin and end
– complex ways to put people on both sides of the “frame”
– combo of mirrors and glass changes the viewpoint
+Richard Long, Mud painting
+Anish Kapoor, Leviathan, 2011
-huge vynl blobs / you can go inside this changes the view of the Victorian architecture
3. Politics, Economics and Ecology
+Susan Nomi, Havoc, 2007
– grey sludge as a result of mining // “environmental catastrophe ”
+JMW Turner, Slave Ship, 1840
+Dinh Q.le, Vietnam, destination for the new millennium, 2005
-“tourism and therapy” / “expose the lie”
+Chemi Rosado-Seijo, Elcemo, 2002-3
– run down area of Mexico / city a distinct identity / green was selected to blend into the hills/ volunteer system
– worries : making art to make people feel better about themselves/ what if it worked? Does it become a more desirable place to go? Would the rent go up as a result of desirability?
+Michael Landy, creeping buttercup, 2003 
-famously destroyed all possessions // weeds growing up in cracks
+Michael Landy, Etchings from nourishment, 2003
– political meaning isn’t the first thing you notice
Tourism – specifics of the place -> somewhere we are not from place and its effect on practice
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