With the event of the stereoscope and the theatre, dioramas and panoramas before it, vision and perception in the eighteenth and nineteenth century is seen to be marketed to a mass audience. As such the spectacle of the stereoscope and other optical devices can be seen as a precursor to mass media d...

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1. Verfasser:	Hackemann, Rebecca (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Bristol, UK Intellect 2023
Schlagworte:	Art and technology Visual perception in art Virtual reality Computer art Virtuelle Realität Computerkunst
Zusammenfassung:	With the event of the stereoscope and the theatre, dioramas and panoramas before it, vision and perception in the eighteenth and nineteenth century is seen to be marketed to a mass audience. As such the spectacle of the stereoscope and other optical devices can be seen as a precursor to mass media dissemination today.0Yet artists use the stereoscope and VR to signify the spectacle, clairvoyance, vision and the mechanism of vision as well as a symbol for the act of looking, being looked at while looking and the gaze within an art new media practice.0Other artists have used 3-D and virtual reality to address themes such as theories of consciousness or embodied consciousness, the human ? machine relationship and the idea of mapping reality, alternative networked realities.0The book includes an introduction and summary of chapters, 86 anaglyphic 3-D images and presents a survey of artists working in 3-D and virtual reality, VR art. The convergence of other fields such as new media art, video art and early virtual reality art is described through many examples within the scope of the book.0Artists discussed include Mert Akbal, Zoe Beloff , Geoffrey Berliner, Lygia Clark, Dan Graham, Salvador Dali, Marcel Duchamp, Scott S. Fisher, Rebecca Hackemann, Perry Hoberman, Daniel Iglesia, Ken Jacobs, William Kentridge, Susan MacWilliam, Patrick Meagher, Rosa Menkman, Jim Naughten, Tony Ousler, Alfons Schilling, Joel Schlemowitz, Christopher Schneberger, Judith Sönniken, Ethan Turpin, Aga Ousseinov, Colleen Woolpert
Beschreibung:	xv, 74, 64 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen 25 cm Beilage (1 3D-Brille)
ISBN:	9781789387223 1789387221