Beyond Paper: Postmedia and Experimental Art
Keywords:
avant-garde, avant-garde art, poetry and visual arts, experimental poetry, neo-avant-garde, post-avant-garde, postmodernity, art and society, intermedialityAbstract
My intent in this paper is to elaborate on the general concept of “experimental poetry”, its potential application in interpreting poetry as an experimental artistic practice, and to highlight some specific situations in postmedia and flexible work in art, subverting the boundaries between poetry and the visual arts, that is, between society and culture.References
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