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The Functions of Environmental Art

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  • Oct 1, 2014
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Nicolas J. Bullot

Abstract

The psycho-historical theory of art posits that the functions of an artwork are effects of that artwork selected and reproduced because they fulfill humans’ mental and social needs. To develop this account, I hypothesize a cluster of core functions of environmental art, which encompasses effects such as tracking, broadcasting, emotions manipulation,

cooperation, and critical reflection.

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