Marissa Leah's Publication – February 2013 Archive (1)
ESSAY // The State of Art: Culture and Performance Art in the Contemporary Context, Part II
"Fluids," 1967, Allan Kaprow.
Art knows its task is immense, and can easily pander to sensationalism, often with immense prioritization of shock value. There is certainly a difference between shock to the order of a perceptual shift to afford an illumination to which one might otherwise be blind, and conversely, shock for the…
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