MirrorMe : a study of the role of audience and artist in a computer-based interactive artwork from a technologist perspective
By: Au, Y.F
Publisher: Chislehurst : Ravensbourne College, 2007001: 12467Genre/Form: Dissertation
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| Reference Book | MAIN LIBRARY Dissertation | DISSERTATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 092359 |
MA dissertation: Interactive Digital Media
There are debates in recent years on computer-based interactive artwork. One of the debates is whether it can be regarded as a new art form as its nature is different than the tradition artworks like paintings, musical performance to some extent. Another debates is that such an interactive computer artwork changes the role of audience and the way they participate in it.
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