Showing posts with label Visual Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visual Culture. Show all posts

Monday, 30 January 2012

Art Advertisment III

Art Advertisment II

Art Advertising

While looking through an art magazine, I noticed advertisements for contemporary art. I found the different ways of presenting contemporary art intersting. Most forms of 2D advertiseing utalize the medium of photography. Even though in Glenn Kaino we are presented with a close up image of his painting, I think it is important to remember that we are looking at a photograph of the painting.

I found this photo of the photo thought prevoking, because it elevates this specific proccess of photography to what would appear as high art.
However in the case of sculpture the photograph is an assential tool for display. As a result of photography the work is more accesible to the public. The Audience-even though unable to ihhabit the same space as the sculpture-can still appreciate the work.