ITAA / THE CONVERSATIONS

A subject.
Not a script.

Explore three proposed themes for international artistic exchange. Actual participation arrangements and activities require operator confirmation.

01

CONVERSATION
SUBJECT

The work & its source

An artistic exchange begins with authorship.

Bring an original paper study or authorised work and explain the visual question you want to discuss. Identify your contribution and the reference before asking others to interpret the result.

Open the conversation
An artist drawing a stylised red animal and flame-like shapes in a sketchbook
ILLUSTRATIVE CONTEXT / NOT AN ITAA MEMBER PROFILE
02

CONVERSATION
SUBJECT

The person & their context

An introduction should make room for difference.

State your actual role, place of practice and the professional conversation you are seeking. Ask about language, time zone and access preferences before arranging an exchange.

Open the conversation
A tattooed hand photographed in warm light
ILLUSTRATIVE CONTEXT / NOT AN ITAA MEMBER PROFILE
03

CONVERSATION
SUBJECT

The idea & its arrangement

A proposed activity needs a clear purpose.

Describe the theme, audience and material a proposed artistic activity would involve. Identify who could authorise a contribution and how selection, attribution and image use might be handled.

Open the conversation
A frame, botanical arrangement and illustrated hand model in a tattoo studio display
ILLUSTRATIVE CONTEXT / NOT AN ITAA MEMBER PROFILE

THE EXCHANGE DESK

What do you want
to bring?

Choose a starting point. Make the context clear before proposing the arrangement.

Your starting point

YOUR STARTING POINT / ORIGINAL WORK

Keep the source with the study.

Describe your contribution, the reference and the visual question you want to discuss. Share only material you can authorise.

  • What is your contribution?
  • Which permission is in place?
  • What question should the exchange explore?
Prepare an introduction

A CONVERSATION BEGINS WITH A CONTEXT.

Bring your
point of view.

An original study. A professional introduction.
A thoughtful idea for an exchange.

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