In the context of All the Mistakes I've Made, explain the Background and concept of the All The Mistakes I've Made.
During an artist's residency in 2009 in Berlin, Daniel Cockburn developed an anti-artist talk, also called a "lecture-performance" about his professional mistakes as an artist: technical, aesthetic, and ideological. "The art world is bursting with events where artists present an anthology of the highlights of their career to a slightly bored audience." Cockburn decided to turn this idea on its head, examining to what extent his own inability to properly judge might be representative of a "negative trend" in contemporary art and cinema, supporting this argument with excerpts from his own work, and that of artists like Andrei Tarkovsky and Tim Burton.Cockburn gave an interview in Osnabrück ahead of a performance there in 2012, saying that during the programme he was half himself and half artificial persona, that it all begins quite personally but ends apocalyptically.
Daniel Cockburn Berlin Tim Burton artist's residency anti-art persona Osnabrück apocalyptically Andrei Tarkovsky