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artmaking as embodied enquiry: entering the fold

Edited by Susan Sentler and Glenna Batson

What can a fold be? Virtually anything and everything. For centuries, folds and folding have captured the world’s imagination. Folds readily appear in revivals of the ancient craft of origami, amid the simplest acts of pedestrian life, within the philosophical turnings of the mind, and in art, design, architecture, performing arts, and linguistics around the world. What awaits our understanding is how deeply the fold figures into embodiment, into our very impulse to create.

This book is about folding as a vibrant stimulus for inter/trans/postdisciplinary artistic research, whether for the performative, for product realization, or simply to enliven body, mind, and spirit. In conceiving of art made differently, two seasoned facilitators Susan Sentler and Glenna Batson share the abundance of their decade-long collaboration in developing their approach to practice research in the fold. In addition to their own insights, they invite eight of their collaborators to contribute, and feature a wide variety of practice samples and images.

Now available in the UK and Europe. Coming soon to the US and ROW.
www.intellectbooks.com/artmaking-as-embodied-enquiry