Participatory art is an interactive form of art that invites viewers to be involved in the creation process. It can include various types of media such as painting, sculpture, performance, music,...
Participatory and performative artistic practices have been shown to promote empathy and social reflection in individuals by creating opportunities for active participation and self-reflection. These...
What role does participatory, interactive, and performative art play in challenging gender and sexual norms?
Participatory, interactive, and performative art are forms of expression that challenge...
Can the divine be both transcendent and embodied in drag - the performative revelation of truth through transformation? This question has been debated for centuries among philosophers, theologians,...
How can creative and performative expressions explore intersections of queerness, emotion, philosophy, and ethics?
Creativity is an essential aspect of human life that allows individuals to...
Ephemeral and performative art forms are emerging movements that challenge traditional ways of creating and experiencing art. These nontraditional mediums offer an opportunity to explore new modes of...
Ephemeral Art and Performative Art: An Overview
Ephemeral art is an elusive form of expression that is created to be experienced at a specific moment in time and then disappear or change quickly....
Visual and performative art has been used for centuries to communicate ideas, emotions, and stories across language barriers and cultural divides.
The effectiveness of this form of communication...
Ephemeral art is a form of art that exists for a short period of time before it disappears. It can be performed live or exist only through documentation. Performative art is an artistic practice...
The question at hand is whether or not visual, performative, and multimodal art forms are better suited to communicating queer experiences across linguistic and cultural barriers than text alone....