Got a semi-bad sun burn on my shoulders.<\/p>\n
Preparing for tomorrows test-shoots (more on that later).<\/p>\n
Met with the July batch of ISCP artists (fun looking people, mainly painters and photographers) and got a breakdown of the “services” ISCP provides for residents. I didn’t write everything down (which I regret as there was a lot to take in). ISCP takes residents on field trips and to gallery\/museum openings, organizes various types of open studio events (Open Doors Thursday,\u00a0Summer \/ Winter open house events), they organise artist talks (between visitors, residents & staff),\u00a0third Thursday (of the month) informal gallery tours, critic visits (to which we can book appointments, I booked an appointment with Sara Reisman), aid in productions, some sort of coaching services and there are a lot of tools artist can borrow too. It’s great.. Like a Art-School-Social-Factory-Rehabilitation-Center. Residents are expected to spend 20h a week at the ISCP facilities and to be on location on Thursdays (and to have their studio doors open, for talks and informal meetings). I’m learning to cope with having my home and studio in separate addresses… Constantly forgetting to take gear (hard-disks or flash-drives) with me.<\/p>\n