Conceptual Art in Motion: Performance Art in their meanings of Body Art and Behavior Art

  • Celia Balbina Fernández Consuegra Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Departamento de Ciencias de la Educación, el Lenguaje, la Cultura y las Artes
Keywords: body, communications, culture, simbol, object, behavior.

Abstract

Art, far from being foreign to the changes of its social structure, provoked by the social dramas that Victor Turner describes, accompanies the social and anthropological phenomenon that produced a revision regarding the meaning of the body, from being an object of representation to constructing itself in a tool, a foundation and material of artistic practices. It produces then, what we could consider a change of paradigm of the body in art. The body becomes the subject of vindications, a tool for communication ideals and a privileged protest vehicle. The body turns to a material of creation and destruction, a provocation vehicle to the service of freedom of expression. The artists, bestow a new dimension to the body using it in different ways; this way, it is described inside of the Performance Art (Body Art, Behavior Art), like a conceptual Art in movement.

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Published
2014-11-13
How to Cite
Fernández Consuegra C. B. (2014). Conceptual Art in Motion: Performance Art in their meanings of Body Art and Behavior Art. Anales de Historia del Arte, 24, 183-200. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ANHA.2014.v24.47184
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Articles