Thank you for the url of what looks like a fascinating approach.
Just to get the record straight, I did not intend to say that art is only practised by individuals. I am not only aware of very interesting collaborative art but have since many years been interested myself in developing collaborative and interdisciplinary methodologies.
You can have a look at two game/performance/events that involve numerous participants. Both of these involve the use of language and performance, the latter particularly in the Power Game. http://www.lilianelijn.com/portfolio-item/1905/ <http://www.lilianelijn.com/portfolio-item/1905/> and http://www.lilianelijn.com/portfolio-item/poem-game-1974/ <http://www.lilianelijn.com/portfolio-item/poem-game-1974/>.
Both of these may appear more restricted in their cross-disciplinary approach but were first enacted in the early 1970's. I have been working with a group of scientists since 2006 on a large solar installation in the landscape. http://www.solarbeacon.org <http://www.solarbeacon.org/>
What I meant to open up to discussion was the question of how a multi-disciplinary collaborative approach will change the end result of art.
I think that is an interesting question and, although I haven't been able to read all the very long contributions in the Yasmin discussions, I haven;t come across anyone actually addressing this.
best,
Liliane
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> On 28 May 2017, at 18:56, Gemma Anderson <gemma.anderson@network.rca.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
>
> Thanks for all the contributions so far,
>
> I have a quick response to Liliane's understanding that 'art is practiced
> by individuals', I would like to suggest looking at this project
> http://www.choreo-graphic-figures.net which i think presents a good example
> of a different and i think a very progressive approach.
>
> all best,
>
> Gemma
>
>
> Dr Gemma Anderson
> Artist and Lecturer in Drawing at Falmouth University
> Honorary Research Fellow, Egenis, University of Exeter
> Drawing Research Associate, The Big Draw, UK
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