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Monday, August 2, 2010

the relation to the viewer

The way that modern artworks address the viewer has changed through the time.
Furthermore, the viewer responds both physically and intellectually. Although the ideal viewer of the renaissance was static, the ideal viewer of contemporary art is restless and mobile. The nature of the artwork has changed. The major innovation of the modern art was to define that the artwork literally occupies the same space as the viewer and stimulates most of the senses.


Audience Participation: Essays on Inclusion in Performance

Theatre Audiences

Architecture, Actor and Audience

The Audience and The Playwright: How to Get the Most Out of Live Theatre (Applause Books)

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