Virtual Models in Theatre, Art and Architecture: Making Worlds
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By Thea Brejzek, Lawrence Wallen, Joslin McKinney (Editor), Scott Palmer (Editor), Stephen A. Di Benedetto (Editor)
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What is the impact of virtual models and realms in contemporary theatre, art and architecture?
This volume explores the evolution of virtual models, their transformative spatial potential, and their capacity for world-making using a range of case studies drawn from global contemporary theatre, art and architecture practice.
It draws upon a rich array of contemporary examples, including the Japanese artist collective Dumb Type, Chinese artist Lu Yang, US-Iranian artist Morehshin Allahyari, ...
This volume explores the evolution of virtual models, their transformative spatial potential, and their capacity for world-making using a range of case studies drawn from global contemporary theatre, art and architecture practice.
It draws upon a rich array of contemporary examples, including the Japanese artist collective Dumb Type, Chinese artist Lu Yang, US-Iranian artist Morehshin Allahyari, ...























