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Experimental Philosophy of Art
The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 2011Although experimental philosophers have been busy kindling fires under well-worn armchairs in areas of philosophy as varied as epistemology, normative ethics, theories of reference, and the free will controversy, the philosophy of art has remained largely untouched.1 As Denis Dutton observes: "There is precious little reference to empirical psychology ...
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Is This Art? An Experimental Study on Visitors’ Judgement of Contemporary Art
Cultural Sociology, 2014‘Is this art?’ is a question often raised by museum visitors when encountering contemporary artworks. But what factors influence museum visitors’ judgement on contemporary art? To what extent do visitors’ prior knowledge, socio-demographic background, emotional experiences, and specific aspects of the artwork itself, influence their judgements? In the
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Review of Experimental Arts Productions
2019Contact: A Journal for Contemporary Music (1971-1988), No 14 (1976): Contact: A Journal for Contemporary ...
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The Experimental Animation and Contemporary Art
TECHART: Journal of Arts and Imaging Science, 2014It is not enough to focus only on the development of mainstream animation and commercial animation, when China tries its best to develop animation education and industry. It ignores the vitality which the experimental and pioneering efforts bring to animation art. The media material experiments and the expressive languages of the experimental animation
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The Art of Military Experimentation
2004Abstract : This paper is part of CNA's project on military experimentation. The project s products are: The Art of Military Experimentation (this document) The Practice of Military Experimentation, and Wotan's Workshop: Military Experiments Before World War II. The different products are intended to serve different readers purposes.
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Experimental Film and Other Visual Arts
2015This chapter focuses specifically on relationships between experimental film and visual art practices such as painting, sculpture, photography and drawing, thereby providing a clearer understanding of correlations between the two fields. Close relationships are evident in films used for expressive, personal purposes and in those taking more formal or ...
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EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES IN COBRA ART
2019Cobra Art is the art group created by Asger Jorn, Karel Appel, Guillaume Corneille between 1948-1951. The group has subsequently been involved in artists such as Pierre Alechinsky, Chris- tian Dotremont, Jean-Michel Atlan and William Gear. Cobra Art works, which contain many art movements, have traces of Surrealism, Expressionism and American Abstract ...
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Alternative/Experimental Art Spaces in Johannesburg
Third Text, 2013There are a number of recent exciting developments in the Johannesburg alternative art scene. Alternative or experimental art spaces often exist as an alternative to commercial galleries and government or privately funded galleries as well as museums. They are therefore governed through a different set of rules, rules that often aim to transgress the ...
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Beyond Ink: Contemporary Experimental Ink Art
2020What defines avant-garde ink art? This issue was raised in the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, from 2013 to 2014 titled Ink Art: Past as Present in Contemporary China. A debate centers around whether contemporary works of art without the actual presence of ink material bear traces of the practitioner’s praxis.
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