Hanna B Hölling All Books: conservation sku-242205069

Hanna B Hölling's Object—Event— Performance: Art, Materiality, and Continuity Since the 1960s is a hardcover in the Bard Graduate Center Cultural Histories of the Material World series. The volume examines conservation questions raised by artistic forms prominent since the second half of the twentieth century, including installation, performance, events, video, film, earthworks and intermedia works with interactive or networked components. These forms challenge ideas of art as a static, permanent object and raise questions for conservators and museums about what can and should be preserved, physically and conceptually. Contributors consider post-1960s works chosen for their instability, changeability, performance elements and processes, asking how conservation applies to art that embodies change. The book revisits established approaches to conservation and museum collecting and is intended for art historians, dance and theater scholars, curators and conservators. Listed under All Books as sku-242205069.You may also like Cécile de Banke All Books: Shakespeare sku-51491545.