We all need a hot bath from time to time.

Welcome to our first mini-episode: hop in the bath with me, or not, your call...but let me take you on a relaxing journey through my mind as I, or we, soak up the warmth and think about the nature of time.

This first episode, called the Pathfinder's Map of Time, is a semi-philosophical, semi-fictional piece of writing less than 10 minutes long.

Enjoy!

PS - Do not operate heavy machinery while listening.

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Bath Time Thoughts Ep 1 - The Pathfinder's Map of Time

My friend Hector found a way to perceive 4D objects. Join us in the bath for our second mini-episode as we explain using an analogy based on shadows and light.

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Visualising 4 Dimensional Objects

Bath Time Thoughts Ep 2 - Visualising 4 Dimensional Objects

Francis McKee (Director of the Centre of Contemporary Art, Glasgow, CCA) reflects on how some of Grace Weirs most recent films continue to place the wonder of science in focus, and recaptures the magic and history of cinema and its synchronicity with evolving theories of time, quantum physics and the big bang. Mckee will draws on his research interest in philosophy, science fiction, cinema and the role of archive in contemporary arts practice, to address underlining narratives of Weirs exhibition 3 different nights recurring at IMMA.
Further Information:
Francis McKee is currently Director of  rhe Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow, CCA and is a tutor and research fellow at Glasgow School of Art, working on the development of open source ideologies. From 2005 to 2008 he was also curator of Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Visual Art.

He has curated many exhibitions including This Peaceful War, The Jumex Collection for the first Glasgow International in 2005;Zenomap (together with Kay Pallister), the presentation of new work from Scotland for the Venice Biennale in 2003; and he was one of the curators invited to contribute in Lyon Biennale 2007. Previously, Francis worked as a historian of medicine for the Wellcome Trust and as Head of Programme at CCA.

For the past fifteen years he has written extensively on the work of artists such as Christine Borland, Willie Docherty, Ross Sinclair, Douglas Gordon, Matthew Barney, Simon Starling, Catherine Yass, Joao Penalva, Kathy Prendergast and Pipilotti Rist. A recent collection of essays has been published and he was one of seven writers to collaborate on a sci-fi novel entitled Philip. Selections of his writing are also available on his http://francismckee.net/ or see francis@cca-glasgow.com

This talk took place on  02.03.2016 at IMMA.

Francis McKee | Critical Response to Grace Weir 3 Different Nights, recurring, 2016

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