any follow - up of dadaland - whats the impact of such a project

hello friends of dadaland,

i asked myself what is the mid and long term impact of such an art project and how we collect information about that and how we evaluate the informationa and how we can review the personal intention of the initial artist and its creation and the perspective of the many who joined the project at some point.

what we could learn about ourselves, about contemporary art and the world around by collecting samples of input and output, of influenced art works and stateements of involved artists.

anybody interested in this RE-view?

add your comment and lets enjoy.

Tags: contemporaryart, dadaland, eggs, mission

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Permalink Reply by Juan Petry on September 26, 2024 at 10:23am

my last creation based on the invitation from Predrag Petrovic to join this project. for me it was - and still is - a booster to drive my conceptual art "output" - so thanks to predrag - and i think as well it forms a pathway to more deeper understanding of contemporary art in general if you expand from this given works to the core of a new understanding of art - in these times...

Permalink Reply by Juan Petry on September 27, 2024 at 7:42pm

https://www.petry.eu/exploring-the-boundaries-of-a-work-of-art/

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