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How is a work of art reenacted in an exhibition? What are the instructions that exist there? This book takes up written instructions, documentary photographs, and video images referenced in the reenactment (reexhibition) of works of art, and asks how the procedures, specifications, and instructions contained therein reproduce the work, and how the identity of the work is passed down through the generations. Chapter I provides an overview of how techniques and designs were passed down in art education, such as painting reproductions, craft handboards, sculpture prototypes, and architectural models. Chapter II discusses the conditions and regulations governing the formation of works that require written instructions for reenactment, such as installations and biomedia* art. Chapter III explores preservation and transmission methods from the viewpoint of what authenticity means for works using digital data that need to be transferred to new media and environments in the future, as well as for reenactments of interactive works that have a one-time nature. In the interview with Tadashi Kawamata regarding the preservation and reexhibition of "Self-Portrait," which he created in 1979 as his graduation project, we learn that the method of exhibition was different between the time when the artist exhibited it and later, and we also get an interesting insight into the artist's thoughts on how far to reproduce the work. The last chapter presents an opportunity to think about what guarantees that a reenactment is the same work (or the same experience), and the nature of the instructions in an exhibition.

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Re-enactment - instructions and procedures
再演—指示とその手順
(56810551)
JAN:9784568105513
(56810551) JAN:9784568105513

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How is a work of art reenacted in an exhibition? What are the instructions that exist there? This book takes up written instructions, documentary photographs, and video images referenced in the reenactment (reexhibition) of works of art, and asks how the procedures, specifications, and instructions contained therein reproduce the work, and how the identity of the work is passed down through the generations. Chapter I provides an overview of how techniques and designs were passed down in art education, such as painting reproductions, craft handboards, sculpture prototypes, and architectural models. Chapter II discusses the conditions and regulations governing the formation of works that require written instructions for reenactment, such as installations and biomedia* art. Chapter III explores preservation and transmission methods from the viewpoint of what authenticity means for works using digital data that need to be transferred to new media and environments in the future, as well as for reenactments of interactive works that have a one-time nature. In the interview with Tadashi Kawamata regarding the preservation and reexhibition of "Self-Portrait," which he created in 1979 as his graduation project, we learn that the method of exhibition was different between the time when the artist exhibited it and later, and we also get an interesting insight into the artist's thoughts on how far to reproduce the work. The last chapter presents an opportunity to think about what guarantees that a reenactment is the same work (or the same experience), and the nature of the instructions in an exhibition.

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