Sezgin Boynik and Tom Holert, About Narration (1975): Materials, Comments, Interventions, 2024
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Sezgin Boynik and Tom Holert, About Narration (1975): Materials, Comments, Interventions, 2024
Tom Holert
“Art can take responsibility, but it need not do so in the linear ways that the law does.”
Tom Holert
In the age of cybernetic reproducibility, al process-oriented works are dependent on their existence in the media; they become "real" only in the immaterial realm of media representation...The lack of a "perpetual experience," in Douglas Huebler's formulation from 1969, makes the "awareness of the work" dependent on a "system of documentation"l in exactly this sense, art turns out to be a "source of information."