How performance art shifts our perspective on the world
In short: In this conversation, artist Kathryn Marshall explores how performance art functions as a tool for perception. Rather than just being a spectacle, it is used to challenge how viewers see and interact with their surroundings.
The discussion features American artist Kathryn Marshall and Rosalie (The Crustacean) as they examine the utility of performance art. They explore how these live works can be leveraged to help people see the world differently, moving beyond traditional artistic boundaries.
Set against the backdrop of Paris's Centre Pompidou, this dialogue highlights a venue featuring Europe's biggest Modern and Contemporary Art archive alongside a premier spot for observing the urban scenery.
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