The 'Do-it-yourself' artwork: participation from fluxus to new media

Abstract

Anna Dezeuze: What the artwork can do for you PART I: PARTICIPATION IN CONTEXT Anna Dezeuze: Open work, do-it-yourself artwork, and bricolage Judith Rodenbeck: creative acts of consumption or, death in Venice Arnauld Pierre: Instability: the visual/bodily perception of space in kinetic environments Guy Brett: 3 Pioneers PART II: PERFORMING PARTICIPATION Catherine Wood: The rules of engagement: Displaced figuration in Robert Morris's sculpture Frazer Ward: Marina Abramovic: Approaching zero Amelia Jones: Space, body and the self in the work of Bruce Nauman Janet Kraynak: Tiravanija's liability Jennifer Gonzalez: the face and the public: Race, secrecy and digital art practice PART III: ANALYSING PARTICIPATION Anna Dezeuze: Play, ritual and politics: Transitional artworks in the 1960s Christian Kravagna: Working on the community: Models of participatory practice Miwon Kwon: Exchange and reciprocity in some art of the 1960s and after Claire Bishop: Antagonism and Relational Aesthetics Beryl Graham: What kind of participative system? Critical vocabularies from new media art Index

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