The Role of Space and Environment in Performance Sculpture: Theoretical Perspectives

This exam examines the role of space and environment in performance sculpture, emphasizing how physical context influences the execution and perception of the work. Students will engage with theoretical perspectives that inform these spatial dynamics.

Understanding the significance of space is critical for artists and scholars, as it shapes the viewer's experience and interaction with the artwork. Theoretical insights on spatiality inform the creative process and the situational context of performance sculpture.

Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to articulate how space and environment affect performance sculpture. They will explore theoretical frameworks that underpin spatial considerations in various artistic practices.

Discussion will reference key texts and case studies that illuminate the relationship between space, environment, and performance, cultivating a deep understanding of the subject.