Inside Out Collaborative Authorship and Narrative Distribution in Public New Media Artworks and Contemporary Technocultural Developments
Date of Award
2006
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelors
Department
Humanities
First Advisor
Wallace, Miriam
Keywords
Public Art, Internet, Blogs, New Media, Wikis, Copyleft, You Are Beautiful, Yellow Arrow, The Bubble Project
Area of Concentration
Humanities
Abstract
This thesis examines three projects that integrate the Internet and mobile technology with public art works: You Are Beautiful, The Bubble Project and Yellow Arrow. I argue that these projects operate through collaborative authorship and narrative distribution in reaction to a public sphere that has become increasingly unsupportive of interpersonal public discourse. I parallel these projects with recent technocultural developments, such as blogging, wikis and copyleft organizations like Creative Commons to assert that these methods are part of a larger movement that uses collaborative authorship and narrative distribution to stimulate creative exchange.
Recommended Citation
Rasley, Heather E., "Inside Out Collaborative Authorship and Narrative Distribution in Public New Media Artworks and Contemporary Technocultural Developments" (2006). Theses & ETDs. 3698.
https://digitalcommons.ncf.edu/theses_etds/3698
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