Paul Kane: studio wall

Paula Kane: Studio Wall brings together notes and images relating to the artist’s Studio Wall project, in which Kane exhibited a wall-mounted assemblage of evidence that also functioned as an artwork in its own right.
It has been designed as a visual record of the artist’s process, enabling the reader-viewer to find a path through the work, supplemented by responsive essays from painter Mikey Cuddihy and critic Ian Heywood. The book is the first in a series produced by the International Centre for Fine Art Research at UAL as part of the research project How Art Thinks. The project takes artist’s publication as one of several sites of creative and critical enquiry, providing insight into the visual, material and intellectual processes of making. It aims to find creative ways to document artists’ decision-making processes, as well as listening and responding to artists’ narratives.