Thursday, November 17, 2011
Rethinking Art and Architecture
Vito Acconci is -- at least for the moment -- an architect. Over time, he's been a writer, a visual artist, a conceptual artist, and a designer, as well. What I found most interesting about talking with him is the sense that he is always challenging himself and his colleagues to think in new ways about their work. Part of what has inspired his changing artistic identity is his desire to crate work that engages with audiences and communities. One example would be the project he described in our interview. He talked in some depth about the process and strategy involved in imagining the Mur Island project in Graz, Austria. You can tour the site in this video and get a sense of how he works with space and structures. And sort of like talking with him, the video takes you to a new and different landscape.
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