Exploring Art

Art events are permanent interactions between artwork and audience.

Mediality refers to the characteristics and properties of a specific medium or media.

Intermediality refers to the interaction, combination, and convergence of the same medium within a single artistic or cultural work.

Mediation refers to a narrative being put in a media.

Performances are events that involve the interaction between performers and a specific audience.

The theatraphone allowed people to watch theatrical performances remotely.

The Kinetoscope was a device that allowed individuals to view short films.

Vocaloid software is a technology used in virtual concerts and it incorporates digitized voices.

Cue sheets are documents issued by studios to silent film accompanists in order to exercise more control over the music and sound.

Max Steiner was a renowned composer in the film industry, known for his work in film music that predominantly featured music from the Classical period of Western Art Music.

True or false: The star system refers to the process of creating and promoting film actors as stars through careful branding, image management, and public appearances.

True or false: Pseudo individuality is a commodity that is determined by society and falsely represented as natural.

True or false: Stars in relation to the body/beauty myth refers to how the film industry perpetuates certain beauty standards and objectifies the female body.

True or false: Paratext refers to the elements that are part of the primary content or other supplementary materials related to a star or their work.

True or false: Mass audience refers to a large group of individuals who consume media and cultural products and it is characterized by its lack of individuality.