Overview
I'm working on a art discussion question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.
Sculptures have been made for various purposes and various types of audiences. It can be for a very personal object or public display. Site-specific art is made for a particular place, where the artist considers the location as a part of the artwork. Therefore the artwork cannot be separated or apart from its intended environment. A well-known example of it is Richard Serra's Tilted Arc.
Through this discussion, let's think about site-specific art concerning: artists' power, ownership of the artwork, and the meaning of public art.
Prepare for the discussion by reading and watching the provided materials.
Submit your initial post: by Friday, November 18, at 11:59 pm.
Checklist:
Did you introduce the controversy?
- Did you include two sides' arguments?
Did you include your opinion about Tilted Arc and the controversy?