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Interactive art

Interactive art is a form of art that involves the spectator in a way that allows the art to achieve its purpose. Some interactive art installations achieve this by letting the observer walk through, over or around them; others ask the artist or the spectators to become part of the artwork in some way.

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Interactivity in art

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Interactive art

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related to Further reading · 167
Interactive art → Action, Actualités, AD/John Wiley, AKAL, Akteur, Alastair Weakley, Albert Museum, Approaches, Art, Art Series, Australasia, Barreto, Berkeley, Brown, Bullivant, California Press, CAST01//Living, Chapter, Computer, Computer Art
related to Events and places · 27
Interactive art → Advanced Inquiry, Association, AV Festival England, Brazil, CAiiA, Centre, Computing Machinery's Special Interest, DEAF, Dutch Electronic Arts Festival, Electronic Art, Electronic Language International Festival, Graphics, Group, Interactive Arts, International Symposium, ISEA, It, Newport, Others, Planetary Collegium
related to history · 13
Interactive art → According, An, Marcel Duchamp’s, Maurice Benayoun, Nevertheless, Other's, Parrhasius, Pliny, Rotary Glass Plates, Some, The, This, Zeuxis
related to Tools · 9
Interactive art → ArduinoArduino, CubeX, Data, Hernando Barragán, IDE, It, MSP, Processing, Wiring
related to Interactivity in art · 6
Interactive art → Because, However, In, Interactive, Interactivity, Unlike
see also · 6
Interactive art → Art, Arts FestivalComputer-generated, Cube ProjectList, ManCoachella Valley Music, Musical ThingsKinetic, TheatreElectronic
related to Forms · 5
Interactive art → Examples, New, Since, Such, There
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Interactive art → form of art that involves the spectator in a way that allows the art to achieve its purpose

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