
Self-generation and Artistic anthropology
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Formaat
Paperback
Pagina's
80
Taal
Japans
Gepubliceerd
Dec 16, 2015
Uitgever
Lulu.com
ISBN-10
1329768485
ISBN-13
9781329768482
Beschrijving
In a thoughtful exploration of the interplay between art and cultural narratives, Akira and Koji Kawai delve into the concept of self-generation within artistic practices. They consider how artists create not just their works but also the frameworks by which these works are understood and appreciated within society. This dynamic relationship highlights the role of culture in shaping both the artist and the art.
The authors offer a unique perspective, drawing on their backgrounds and experiences to illuminate the richness of artistic expression in Japan. Through a blend of theory and practical insights, they examine the influence of tradition and modernity, and how these forces coalesce to foster innovation. Readers are invited to reflect on their own creative processes and the inherent cultural dialogues at play.
Their examination also prompts a deeper understanding of the artistic identity as a fluid, evolving construct. It encourages an appreciation for the complexities of artistic creation that transcends mere aesthetics, engaging with the broader social implications.
Ultimately, this work serves as both an academic investigation and an invitation to introspection, urging artists and thinkers alike to consider their own role in the continuum of culture and creativity.
The authors offer a unique perspective, drawing on their backgrounds and experiences to illuminate the richness of artistic expression in Japan. Through a blend of theory and practical insights, they examine the influence of tradition and modernity, and how these forces coalesce to foster innovation. Readers are invited to reflect on their own creative processes and the inherent cultural dialogues at play.
Their examination also prompts a deeper understanding of the artistic identity as a fluid, evolving construct. It encourages an appreciation for the complexities of artistic creation that transcends mere aesthetics, engaging with the broader social implications.
Ultimately, this work serves as both an academic investigation and an invitation to introspection, urging artists and thinkers alike to consider their own role in the continuum of culture and creativity.
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