'Performing the Body / Performing the Text addresses the issue of performance in relation to the visual arts. Since the 1960s, visual art practices have taken contemporary art outside the museum and gallery, embracing theatricality and performance, and challenging the boundaries set by traditional art criticism. Such practices have led to a reassessment of our ways of constructing meaning from art, and an awareness of the importance of performance, both in the processes of art production, and in the act of interpretation itself.' - from back cover.
Including an author index and a subject index.
Onsite
English
1999
306
9780415190602
1
anthology
Introduction - Andrew STEPHENSON, Amelia JONES
1. Reason and remainders: Kantian performativity in the history of art - Karen LANG
2. Performing modernity: the art of art history - Donald PREZIOSI
3. Art history/art criticism: performing meaning - Amelia JONES
4. Cross-cultural reiterations: Demetra Vaka Brown and the performance of racialized female beauty - Reina LEWIS
5. Race, ritual, and responsibility: performativity and the southern lynching - Michael HATT
6. Shading meaning - Jennifer DEVERE BRODY
7. The greatest homosexual? Camp pleasure and the performative body of Larry Rivers - Gavin BUTT
8. The politics of feminist spectatorship and the disruptive body: de Kooing's Woman I reconsidered - Fionna BARBER
9. 'Catholic tastes': hurting and healing - Philip URSPRUNG
10. Contests for meaning in body politics and feminist conceptual art: revisioning the 1970s through the work of Eleanor Antin - Lisa BLOOM
11. Dismembership: Jasper Johns and the body politic - Jonathan KATZ
12. Performing clits and other lesbian tricks: speculations on an aesthetics of lack - B. J. WRAY
13. Renaming Untitled Flesh: marking the politics of marginality - Meiling CHENG, 鄭美玲
14. Andy Warhol: performances of Death in America - Peggy PHELAN
15. STUFF: a performance - Coco FUSCO, Nao BUSTAMANTE
16. Following Acconci/targeting vision - Christine POGGI
17. Performing vision in the theatre of the gaze: the work of Douglas Gordon - Joanna LOWRY
18. What sense do the senses make? Aspects of corporeality in the works of Miriam Cahm and Maureen Connor - Barbara U. SCHMIDT
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