Module 2-2 Flashcards

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Andrea Zittel

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Artist who uses design and art to create pieces that are meaningful to her and other artists lives, encampments created to find a place away from home

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Sculpture (Richard Serra)

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Representational of a 3D form
Has to be looked at 360degrees
3D = height, width, depth
Physical entity, physical materials
Has mass, volume and negative space
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Diorama (mark Dion)

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3D but in a specific contained space:
No 360 view (front view only)
2D background illusion
Objects within container
4th wall
Educational/didactic elements
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Tableau

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Nobody or container but still look from front, set up as a scene

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Installation (Ann Hamilton)

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Ensemble of elements intended to be experienced as a single artwork (could be site specific), multi sensory, time based

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Site specificity

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Designed for that place and makes sense there: gives the art a new meaning and the place a new meaning…environmental/physical context changes meaning

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Earthworks/Land Art (Robert Smithson Spiral Jetty)

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Represents a way to think about time(seeing the environment change), part of the environment but also interacts and changes the environment as well, process art also.

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Mel Chin: Revival Field

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Using hyperaccumulators to change the pollution content of that environment, renewed ecology = the work of art

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Christo and Jeanne Claude (Gates and Wrapped Reichstag)

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Changing the meaning of the places - designed for that place and space specific.

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