Glitch : an artistic investigation about relational aesthetics-based collaborative arts and its site-specificity
This art-based project is composed of several installations that employ inter-media strategies of performance, installation art, participatory art and new media. The research paper and the body of work that was created for this research examines collaborative art that employs Nicolas Bourriaud’s con...
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| Language: | English |
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University of British Columbia
2011
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2429/34672 |
| Summary: | This art-based project is composed of several installations that employ inter-media strategies
of performance, installation art, participatory art and new media. The research paper and the
body of work that was created for this research examines collaborative art that employs
Nicolas Bourriaud’s concepts regarding Relational Aesthetics. The research also examines
the concept of site-specificity in general. Using a critical perspective rooted in cultural
studies the creative work produced uses irony and allegoric humor. Particular attention was
given to transnationality factors and Brazilian antecedents === Graduate Studies, College of (Okanagan) === Graduate |
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