Intermedial Practices: Performance Sculpture between Visual Art and Dramatic Narrative

This exam investigates the intermedial practices intrinsic to performance sculpture, emphasizing the convergence of visual art and dramatic narrative. Students will scrutinize how these interactions generate new meanings and experiences for the audience.

The significance of understanding intermedial practices lies in their ability to foster innovative artistic expressions and challenge standard categorizations. This knowledge is vital for artists and scholars who seek to navigate and contribute to the multifaceted landscape of contemporary art.

Students will be evaluated based on their capability to articulate the complexities of intermediality in performance sculpture. Particular attention will be given to their understanding of how these practices transform audience perceptions and artistic intentions.

Discussion will highlight specific case studies and critical theories that illustrate the shifting dynamics between the visual and performative elements of sculpture.