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Relational Aesthetics – tutorial notes
What is this relational aesthetics lark all about? Words that come to mind when thinking about relational aesthetics: participating role playing reciprocal involved conviviality group experience impact message social cohesion Origins of relational aesthetics Early Origins – It has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Boal, Bourriaud, Boyes, Duchamp, fluxus, Kaprow, relational aesthetics, Young
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Cats and art again – is the ‘lolcat’ art?
Today I read about an exhibition that has just opened in London devoted to the online phenomenon of amusing cats – the phenomenon known as lolcats. What are lolcats? This is the first time I’d ever heard the term. The … Continue reading
Relational Aesthetics – another high brow blog entry?
Definition I think I need to start by defining the two terms separately. Relational – The way in which two (or more) things are connected to each other. Aesthetics – A conception of what is artistically valid or beautiful. Unfortunately … Continue reading
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Tagged Beecroft, Bourriaud, Isms, Parreno, relational aesthetics, Tiravanija
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Modernism and Postmodernism – tutorial notes
Modernism Modernism can be described as a movement of the ‘avent garde‘ – a movement that was all about pushing the boundaries. It was a revolt of the old academic tradition. Modernism encompasses so many art forms, and also other … Continue reading
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Tagged Fukuyama, Modernism, Post-modernism, Star Wars, Supermodernity, Transmodernity
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Snow art – there are lots of snowmen on Facebook
It doesn’t snow very often in this country and when it does, some people like to moan about the disruption and some people like to get creative. As I type, Facebook is being flooded by pictures of snowmen, snowdogs, snowmonsters … Continue reading
The Travelling Bottle of Ketchup
I am conducting an experiment. I have sent three bottles of ketchup on their travels to see how far they will go. The first one has only got as far as Newport, Shropshire, at least so far. The second one … Continue reading
Modernism and Postmodernism – is there hope?
Modernism – definition Modernism, it appears, is very difficult to define in a concise, single sentence. Some would say that this is because it didn’t encompass a singular style or idea, but rather encompassed a variety of styles and ideas. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstract-Expressionism, Conceptualism, Gropius, Isms, Le Corbusier, Manet, Mies, Modernism, Neo-Expressionism, Post-modernism, Pound, van der Rohe, Weiner
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