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| Id | 99 | |
| Author | Matarasso, F., | |
| Title | A restless art. How participation won, and why it matters. | |
| Reference | Matarasso, F. (2019). A restless art. How participation won, and why it matters. Lisbon and London: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. |
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| Link to article | https://arestlessart.com/the-book/download-a-digital-copy/ |
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| Abstract | A Restless Art is about community and participatory art. It’s about what those practices are, how people think about them, why they’re done and what happens as a result. It’s called ‘a restless art’ because this work is unstable, changing and contested. It involves a range of ideas and practices. It crackles with artistic, political, ethical and philosophical tensions that give it life, energy and creativity. They make it matter in people’s lives. |
Its called a restless art because this work is unstable, changing and contested. if participatory art has become normal it is because more than some other fields of art production its ideas and processes go with the grain of this social transformation. participatory art by definition stands in two places at once and frequently more than two places. still they do not adequately describe what artists do es pecially in the open and participatory practices they use today and as a result the nature of art can be controversial. above all it is a reminder that whatever the concerns of researchers or policy makers the most vital criteria of successful participatory art is simply that the people making it want to enjoy and share their creativity.
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