Art, Engagement, Economy
  • Art, Engagement, Economy: The Working Practice of Caroline Woolard
  • Foreword
  • A Way of Working
  • Welcome
  • In Conversation: Mierle Laderman Ukeles and Caroline Woolard
  • In Conversation: Tina Rivers Ryan and Caroline Woolard
  • Chapter 1: The Meeting
    • The Meeting
    • Index: The Meeting
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Managing
      • Mediating
  • Chapter 2: The Study Center for Group Work
    • Institutional Possibility
    • A Musculature Of Attention
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Mediating
      • Managing
  • Chapter 3: OurGoods.org & TradeSchool.coop
    • Decommodified Labor
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Managing
      • Making
      • Mediating
  • Chapter 4: Exchange Café
    • What, Who, How
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Mediating
      • Managing
  • Chapter 5: BFAMFAPhD
    • Meta-critical Mobilization
    • The Collective Forms of Decommodified Labor
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Managing
      • Mediating
  • Chapter 6: Listen
    • Catalyst and Foil
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Mediating
  • Chapter 7: Capitoline Wolves & Queer Rocker
    • An Aesthetics of Interdependence
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making And Mediating: Queer Rocker
      • Making: Capitoline Wolves
      • Managing: Capitoline Wolves
      • Mediating: Capitoline Wolves
  • Chapter 8: Carried on Both Sides
    • Creative Labor Shared by Artists
    • Lengthening And Twisting ‘round Itself
    • Installation Imagery
    • Ephemera
      • Making
      • Managing
      • Mediating
  • Scanned Artworks
  • Contributors
  • Collaborators
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Woolard has selected ephemera that serves as visual reference points for The Meeting.

fig. 1-13 Caroline Woolard, Untitled (Objects for Facilitation), 2018. Video still by Herman Jean-Noel.
fig. 1-14 Technical drawing with key for scale, made to produce the framed net for The Meeting.
fig. 1-15 Collage of mushroom mycelium and nets found while doing research to determine the form that objects might take in The Meeting, and thinking about knots, capture, mending, and trapping. Images from P. Stamets, Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World (Berkeley: Ten Speed Press, 2005), and J. A. Krug, Fishery Leaflet 241: Methods of Mending—New England (Washington D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service), 6, 10.