Exposition

Art and Material (2020)

Michael Kargl
open exposition

About this exposition

This exhibition discusses the question of what the term material means in relation to artistic work. Starting from a classical understanding that describes the materials of art only retrospectively, the exhibition explores the impossibility of understanding material as something separated from the artist and the working process, and thus as something that can be definitively named. Rather, it is proposed to understand material as something that is subject to constant change and exists as such only at the moment of its comprehension as material. The concept of material thus changes from a fixed fact to a concept of a relational process.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsmateriality, material ontology, process, art practice, perception
date24/06/2019
published22/01/2020
last modified22/01/2020
statuspublished
share statusprivate
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urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/650328/650329
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/repos.650328
published inUniversity of Applied Arts Vienna
portal issueUniversity of Applied Arts Vienna 2017.


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