Performance Art and Interdisciplinary Practices · Weeks 28-36
Introduction to Performance Art
Exploring the history and concepts of performance art, focusing on body, time, space, and audience interaction.
Key Questions
- How does performance art challenge traditional boundaries between artist, artwork, and audience?
- Analyze the role of the artist's body as a medium in performance art.
- Critique a performance art piece for its effectiveness in conveying its message or experience.
Common Core State Standards
NCAS: Connecting VA.Cn11.1.HSProfNCAS: Responding VA.Re8.1.HSProf
Grade: 9th Grade
Subject: Visual & Performing Arts
Unit: Performance Art and Interdisciplinary Practices
Period: Weeks 28-36
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