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Multi-media Charts The Development Of Multi-media Video, Installation And Performance In A Unique Dialogue Between Theoretical Analysis And Specially Commissioned Documentations By Some Of The World’s Foremost Artists. Nick Kaye Explores The Interdisciplinary History And Character Of Experimental Practices Shaped In Exchanges Between Music, Installation, Theatre, Performance Art, Conceptual Art, Sculpture And Video. The Book Sets Out Key Themes And Concerns In Multi-media Practice, Addressing Time, Space, The Resurgence Of Ephemerality, Liveness And ‘aura’. These Chapters Are Interspersed With Documentary Artwork And Essays By Artists Whose Work Continues To Shape The Field, Including New Articles From: Vito Acconci The Builders Association John Jesurun Pipilotti Rist Fiona Templeton. Multi-media Also Reintroduces A Major Documentary Essay By Paolo Rosa Of Studio Azzurro In A New, Fully Illustrated Form. This Book Combines Sophisticated Scholarly Analysis And Fascinating Original Work To Present A Refreshing And Creative Investigation Of Current Multi-media Arts Practice.
This book investigates the interdisciplinary history and evolving character of experimental multi-media practices across various artistic domains. Nick Kaye, an established scholar in performance and media studies, synthesizes theoretical analysis with primary source documentation to map the intersection of music, installation, theatre, and video. By examining concepts such as liveness, ephemerality, and the 'aura' of the work, the text provides a framework for understanding how these diverse practices converge to shape contemporary art.
What You Will Find
Experts and academics frequently cite this work as a significant resource for understanding the convergence of performance and media technologies. Readers often note the balance between rigorous scholarly analysis and the inclusion of primary source material from the artists themselves.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203964896
ISBN-13:
9780203964897
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