English

3

Not applicable.

The home faculty only

Student will be able to: - identify and summarize the important features of individual works and the collective action art movements; - Identify and describe current domestic and foreign artistic trends in the action art; - to compare and highlight the differences in the attitudes of individual artists; - to apply the basic terminology of the field to specific works of art; - analyze current trends in the field of action art; - describe the means used to implement a specific work of action art.

Genal interest in action media and performance art. The ability to work with academic texts and resources in English.

Not applicable.

According to the number of registered students the character of the course changes from the standard classes (lectures and seminars including facilitated discussions based on materials provided by the teacher) to more individualized work based on consulting.

The credit is awarded under these conditions: attendance + a presentation of the seminar paper (15-20 min.) including visual documentation – projection; content of the paper either derives from the topics discussed during the semester or it may even correspond with a topic of semestral, or final degree work in the studio where a student is based. The seminar paper is also submitted in digital form.

1. STILL LIFE (object) – OBSERVATION
- Silence, Jump into the Void, Happening & Art-Life, Darkness & Light,
- Senses & Elements, Objects, Time, Score & Archive,

2. PORTRAIT (subject) – EXPRESSION (image)
- Artist and Model & Living Pictures, Statement & Publication, Identity & Mask,
- Authenticity & Image, Personality & Gesture, Fashion & Stylization
3. SPACE (external environment – architecture / mental dimension)
- LAND ART – Intervention & Participation, Performing ARCHITECTURE
- CONCEPTUAL ART, Spiritual Dimension, MYTH & RITUAL

4. FIGURE (body) – (inner space / privacy & intimity / emotional dimension)
- Male Body, Artificial-Cyber-Trans Body, Female Body
- SM, LGBT, Porn-Prostitute-Erotic

5. OBJECT IN MOTION (Machine / Robot) – MECHANICAL RHYTHM (ART & TECHNOLOGY)
- Media & Robotics, VIDEO – Performance & Installation,
- Hi-Tech & VR, Explosive Processes, SOUND ART

6. FIGURE IN MOTION (gesture / dance / voice) – BIOLOGICAL RHYTHM
- Gesture, ACTIONISM, GUTAI, BUTO
- Dance, Voice & Speech, SOUND POETRY

Details: https://performance.ffa.vutbr.cz/en/media_action/

Not applicable.

The main objective of the course is to acquaint with key action artists and their significant artworks.

Total of at least 50% of the attendance is expected (possible reasoned lower attendance can be substituted by the elaboration of the additional seminar paper submitted in examination period).

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

GOLDBERG, RoseLee. Performance art: from futurism to the present. 3rd ed. New York: Thames & Hudson, 2011. World of art. ISBN 978-0500204047. (EN)
GOLDBERG, RoseLee. Performance: live art since 1960. New York: Harry N. Abrams Publishers, 1998. ISBN 9780810943605. (EN)
HENRI, Adrian. Total art: environments, happenings, and performance. New York, N.Y. [u.a.]: Oxford Univ. Pr, 1974. ISBN 0195199340. (EN)
MARTEL, Richard. Art Action, 1958-1998. Québec: Éditions Intervention, 2001. ISBN 2-920500-19-8. (EN)
Schimmel, Paul & Stiles, Kristine. Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object, 1949-1979. London: Thames and Hudson, 1998. ISBN 0500280509 (EN)
WARR, Tracey. a Amelia. JONES. The artist's body. Abridged, rev. and updated [ed.]. New York, NY: Phaidon, 2012. ISBN 9780714863931. (EN)

BERGHUIS, Thomas J. Performance art in China. Hong Kong: Timezone 8, 2006. ISBN 9889926598. (EN)
ALEXANDRA MUNROE. Japanese art after 1945: scream against the sky ; New York, NY: Abrams, 1994. ISBN 0810925931. (EN)

13 hours, compulsory