Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung
Through creative practice and exegetical writing this research investigates a possibility for continual engagement in aesthetic appreciation and a particular way of noticing that artists and viewers of artwork may share. Merz, invented by artist Kurt Schwitters, is a type of accumulative art practic...
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2017
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| description | Through creative practice and exegetical writing this research investigates a possibility for continual engagement in aesthetic appreciation and a particular way of noticing that artists and viewers of artwork may share. Merz, invented by artist Kurt Schwitters, is a type of accumulative art practice that could include any material or method. Viewing and producing this type of artwork is examined via a theory of aesthetic appreciation called Einfühlung: a study of spectator’s embodied experiences with aesthetic works. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-540822017-07-06T05:42:13Z Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung Richardson, Joanne Haywood Through creative practice and exegetical writing this research investigates a possibility for continual engagement in aesthetic appreciation and a particular way of noticing that artists and viewers of artwork may share. Merz, invented by artist Kurt Schwitters, is a type of accumulative art practice that could include any material or method. Viewing and producing this type of artwork is examined via a theory of aesthetic appreciation called Einfühlung: a study of spectator’s embodied experiences with aesthetic works. 2017 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/54082 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Richardson, Joanne Haywood Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title | Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title_full | Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title_fullStr | Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title_full_unstemmed | Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title_short | Resolutely Inclusive: Merz Art Practice and Einfühlung |
| title_sort | resolutely inclusive: merz art practice and einfühlung |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/54082 |