The 2018 publication of a book "<u>The Mediatization of the Artist</u>" written by various writers included a chapter titled "In Bed with Marina Abramovi: Mediatizing Women's Art as Personal Drama" written by Marcel Bleuler.
The recent methods used to mediate popular performance artist Marina Abramovic and the stories built up around her work of arts are covered in this chapter of Bleuler's book. The author argues that Abramovic uses the narrative as part of her image strategy and analyzes paradigmatic projections of a romantic need onto female artists, primarily in film.
Marina Abramovic's famous live performance art during 2010 attracted nearly a million visitors to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). While Abramovic attempted to rationalize this hysteria by demonstrating the psycho-neurological significance of her "art" through scientific means, Marcel Bleuler contended that the hysteria stemmed from a rhetoric about the performance that was too profound and that spread over time and through various media, following a common pattern in the mediatization of female artists: the ambiguous attention as a remedy for an unmet need to be appreciated.
<em>Image: "Marina Abramović during her "The Artist Is Present" show at the Museum of Modern Art</em>
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Well, the Baroque period was made up of more complex music, especially compared to the classical era. In the Baroque era, there were orchestras made up of a bunch of instruments. But then in the classical era, the most famous pieces were simple piano music. Not that Ludwig Van Beethoven's music was simple, but it was easier to follow than music from the Baroque period.
I hope this helps a little bit. Try to listen to Bach, and then Beethoven, and see the difference. Bach was part of the Baroque period, and Beethoven was part of the Classical period.
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Introduction. Renaissance music is music written in Europe during the Renaissance. Consensus among music historians–with notable dissent–has been to start the era around 1400, with the end of the medieval era, and to close it around 1600, with the beginning of the baroque period, therefore commencing the musical Renaissance about a hundred years after the beginning of the Renaissance
Video is a newer version of film, whilst videos may be digital which makes them easily accesible. Film includes such things as film reels which might get damaged and like with vhs tapes, you must rewind them manually if you wish to watch it again. So basically, videos are more secure while films might be slightly tedious.