Bourriaud saw artists as facilitators rather than makers and regarded art as information exchanged between the artist and the viewers. The artist, in this sense, gives audiences access to power and the means to change the world
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Relational Aesthetics
In 1998, French curator Nicholas Bourriaud published a book called Relational Aesthetics
Bourriaud saw artists as facilitators rather than makers and regarded art as information exchanged between the artist and the viewers. The artist, in this sense, gives audiences access to power and the means to change the world
Bourriaud saw artists as facilitators rather than makers and regarded art as information exchanged between the artist and the viewers. The artist, in this sense, gives audiences access to power and the means to change the world
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