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Systems Art: Discussion skip to main | skip to sidebar Systems Art: Discussion Tuesday 2 February 2010 Francis Halsall: Systems Aesthetics and the System as Medium From: Francis Halsall, Systems of Art, (Peter Lang, 2008) NB – do not cite or circulate without authors permission. Introduction In 1968 the artist, critic and art-historian Jack Burnham made the prophetic claim that "a Systems Esthetic will become the dominant approach to a maze of socio-technical conditions rooted only in the present"[ 1 ]. Burnham’s claim, in a number of publications at the time, was that a burgeoning interest in systems amongst artists and writers on art would lead (in both art practice and discourse) to a paradigm shift from object to system. In this chapter I outline the implications of Burnham’s claim by exploring the key characteristics of a "systems-esthetic" (hereafter "systems aesthetics"). To do this I look at the ways in which a system can be conceived as an artistic medium...
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