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GMU:Making the Artist Present. Exploring Performative Practices (view source)
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''Lecturer(s):'' Martin Mueller | ''Lecturer(s):'' Martin Mueller (Mentoring: Prof. Ursula Damm) | ||
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This class provides space and time to gather and explore performative acts as a means of artistic practice. | |||
'''This class provides space and time to gather and explore performative acts as a means of artistic practice.''' | |||
Performative acts encompass our relationships, subjective positioning in the world, and culture. While they have always been taking part in art production, performance art as a medium itself is relatively new. Due to its transient nature this medium can have an air of the mythical and intangible. However, it offers great potential for subversive artistic expression. Together we will delve into the enticing scopes of this medium. | Performative acts encompass our relationships, subjective positioning in the world, and culture. While they have always been taking part in art production, performance art as a medium itself is relatively new. Due to its transient nature this medium can have an air of the mythical and intangible. However, it offers great potential for subversive artistic expression. Together we will delve into the enticing scopes of this medium. | ||