Drawing on close readings of 1960s American art, Jason A. Hoelscher offers an information theory of art and an aesthetic theory of information in which he shows how art operates as information wherein art's meaning cannot be determined.
Drawing on close readings of 1960s American art, Jason A. Hoelscher offers an information theory of art and an aesthetic theory of information in which he shows how art operates as information wherein art's meaning cannot be determined.
Jason A. Hoelscher is Associate Professor of Art and Gallery Director at Georgia Southern University.
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Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Art is Fuzzy Information 1 1. Art and Differential Objecthood 17 2. Aesthetic Entropy Machines 51 3. Butterfly Effects in Information Space 84 4. Information Efflorescence and the Aesthetic Singularity 119 5. Aesthetic Amplification and Adjacent Possibility 150 6. Complex Unities and Complex Boundaries 186 Conclusion. Information Entanglement and the Post-Evental Artworld 220 Notes 235 Bibliography 253 Index 267
Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Art is Fuzzy Information 1 1. Art and Differential Objecthood 17 2. Aesthetic Entropy Machines 51 3. Butterfly Effects in Information Space 84 4. Information Efflorescence and the Aesthetic Singularity 119 5. Aesthetic Amplification and Adjacent Possibility 150 6. Complex Unities and Complex Boundaries 186 Conclusion. Information Entanglement and the Post-Evental Artworld 220 Notes 235 Bibliography 253 Index 267
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