Tigran Petrosian vs Boris Spassky, 12th match-game, 1969 World Championship || Annotations by Mikhail Tal from ‘64 magazine (No.21, 1969). Translated by Douglas Griffin
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Tigran Petrosian vs Boris Spassky, 12th match-game, 1969 World Championship || Annotations by Mikhail Tal from ‘64 magazine (No.21, 1969). Translated by Douglas Griffin
Notation is not sketching, and its products are not "sketches". I avoid the word "sketch", detest the French equivalent, croquis. The words reek of Beaux-Arts aestheticizing ideology. "Sketch" suggests something that will be followed by a more elaborate version of the same, and then by schematic drawings, design development drawings and, likely, many forms of conventional representation. What I am doing here is thoughts on paper. The current state of technology still requires the hand. But I could imagine using emerging technologies or the movement of my eyes alone, providing thought could somehow materialize itself in front of the eyes.
Bernard Tschumi, Notations: Diagrams & Sequences
nathanielthecurious: "I think you should be allowed to cite scholars who are bad people but only if you put the word (oof) or (yikes) after their name like Parker (yikes, 1989) or Obbink (big oof, 2007)"
kaceycat: "Freud (derogatory, 1923)"
Robert Moran created Sketch for a Tragic One-Act Opera specifically for John Cage’s Notations book project. Its nontraditional score includes a razor blade taped to the page.
[Whoo! Nice, spicy lobster and shrimp. Roarke made some notations on the fax—a. It's a Minnesota icicle right here. You know the whole farm-to-table thing?]
Think Before You Stop - The Notations (Notations, 1976)
NOTATIONS IN DRAWINGS
top image: note the elevation numbers in a topographic line drawing: https://socratic.org/questions/how-do-contour-lines-show-hills-and-depressions
topography and bathymetry: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/bathymetry
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