#participatoryart

[somos-berlin]

How Does It Feel? - Hannah Santana - SomoS

In her art project "How does it feel?," artist Hannah Santana invites patients to paint on hospital gowns; to use them as canvas to express their emotions.

Artist Hannah Santana’s “How Does it Feel?” is a selection of hospital gowns customized by patients themselves, sharing with the viewer their very personal experience with illness.

[platform58]

NOW YOU'VE FOUND ME FOLLOW ME AND TALK TO ME. . help me find more artists and creative people to continue what I began doing in 1982. - #SUPPORTARTISTS #PLATFORM58 #ARTSHARE - #feedback #conceptualartists #interaction #respond #reallytalking #engagement #collaboration #participatoryart #socialinteraction #community #communication #relationships #sharingiscaring #fashion #streetlife #streetstyle - #P58

[antoninolavelaart]

JR: The Visionary French Artist Transforming Public Spaces with Humanity and Social Commentary

JR: The Visionary French Artist Transforming Public Spaces with Humanity and Social Commentary

[antoninolavelaart]

Happening Art: The Birth of Immersive and Participatory Art

Happening Art: The Birth of Immersive and Participatory Art

[selliotp]

CAMERA LUCIDA with @hagiwarakari 2022.11.05 #performanceart #participatoryart #videoart #jenga #rolandbarthes (サブテレニアン／SUBTERRANEAN) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckqh8ZchWPY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[selliotp]

今週の土曜日！@hagiwarakari とのパフォーマンスイベントを行う！！video即興#3がその一部になる！！！逃すな！！！！ Performance event this Saturday with @hagiwarakari ! video improv #3 is part of it!! Tickets at the door!!! Don't miss it!!! #performanceart #participatoryart #videoart #arttokyo #violinoftime #時のバイオリン (サブテレニアン／SUBTERRANEAN) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkXyHdMuxKt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[theprojectschool]

Larp Party / collaborative art practices

Over the last years, collaborative art practices have become more relevant over the last seven years or so. By collaborative art practices, one may understand collaborative work, collectives, activism or socially engaged work.

The reasons for this insurgence deal with the context - the fact that the society has been under increasing pressure from populist movements, economical strain, ecological disaster, pandemic and war generates new forms of working. It is not really only about working together, but to feel some closeness and to create work out of that experience.

In my understanding, art should not come with a purpose. Artists have the freedom to create, without serving a specific goal. But, of course that everything is political and even artists that paint clouds are making a statement by doing that. Besides, some artists are naturally more active and/or expressive and that his reflected on the work that they do.

One of these collective artistic practices that has became more popular recently is the ‘Larp Party’, common in the Nordic countries. To give an overview, this is an event what merges together notions of theatre, visual arts, food, private event (and conceptual work). In this model, the maker of the event, establishes a location and time for the party, and finds his/hers own guest-list. Each invited person is given a role, which is similar to real life parties, but as the maker imagines it. Let’s say, I imagine that in my party there is always a guy smoking at the door, another one running to the toilette, a girl attacking the fridge and someone hiding a cat in the pocket. I will then invite friends / whoever I want, and give each of them one of these roles. Equally, it could be a party for animal lovers or ghosts. Then, the maker of the party is responsible for creating the set up - decoration, music, food, etc. The guests are free to play their roles as they wish and dress accordingly, as long as they respect the main characteristics of their role and the parameters of the play.

‘Larp Play’ is, in my view, an interesting artistic game to play, which can be used as a devise tool - to create new situations, meet people, set up performance or film productions, etc. It is not as easy as it seems, because of the blurry lines - it is neither a theatre play, nor a realistic portrait, thus, it requires some skill to understand and play it ‘our way’. Perhaps, that is the reason why it is so popular among artists, as the blurriness of the game, which borders performance, theatre, live action, documentary, visual arts, dating, literature and private parties, makes it ‘imaginative’ and unpredictable, as artists like.

[ideasrex-blog]

There is a frosty quality about this moment in time, captured as seen the other day, because it is the way we interact with light both philosophically and practically that becomes visible in our life, in our photography, in our footprints and now we make them over internet, those footprints, they get digitized with or without our awareness. I am doing mapoids and this is participatory, awesome and exciting, soon I will share more bit by bit, it will be obscure, confusing and useless, but it will be crucial because that is the way crucial is #ideasrex #irinaideas #participatoryart #sunreflection #adriatic #ancientcivilization #nature (at Kotor, Montenegro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CV4vlVEsnaG/?utm_medium=tumblr