Collective Behavior in Participatory Art
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https://doi.org/10.31185/lark.5561Keywords:
Behavior, Collective Behavior, art, participatory artAbstract
The research entitled (Collective Behavior in Participatory Art) consists of four chapters. The first chapter is devoted to the applied framework and the research problem ends with the following question: What is collective behavior? What is its role in participatory art? It is also the aim of the research, its importance and the need for it. As for the second chapter, it includes two researches. The first is entitled “Collective Advocacy in Life and Art”, while the second relates to: Participatory Art. While the third chapter was devoted to the research procedures, the researcher chose (3) participatory models in an intentional manner and analyzed them using the descriptive approach (qualitative content analysis method) based on the indicators of the theoretical framework. As for the fourth chapter, it was devoted to the research results and conclusions, including: 1- Participatory art is basically built on the collective behavior of the participating audience. 2- Collective behavior in participatory art sought to remove the boundaries between art and life.
References
Bishop, Clair (2012): Artificial Hells Participatory Art and The Politics of Spectatorship, 1 st edition, Verso, London-New York.
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