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Practice as Research: Quareing Black Mark Making- [electronic resource]
Practice as Research: Quareing Black Mark Making - [electronic resource]
Practice as Research: Quareing Black Mark Making- [electronic resource]

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자료유형  
 학위논문파일 국외
최종처리일시  
20240214101304
ISBN  
9798380363273
DDC  
790
저자명  
Moore, Maurice.
서명/저자  
Practice as Research: Quareing Black Mark Making - [electronic resource]
발행사항  
[S.l.]: : University of California, Davis., 2023
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses,, 2023
형태사항  
1 online resource(154 p.)
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-03, Section: A.
주기사항  
Includes supplementary digital materials.
주기사항  
Advisor: Fallon, Kristopher.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, Davis, 2023.
사용제한주기  
This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.
초록/해제  
요약Based on my artistic practice from my research involving expanded field theory; for example, my performance piece "Drawing While Black aka Non-Binary Joy" formerly known as "Drawing While Black aka Black Boy Joy," is an exploration of sensorial feel/felt lines both in text and performative drawings involving 2D, 3D, 4D, and text-based art practices. Moreover, the work explores how Black, Indigenous, Queer, and People of Color (BIQPOC)'s have created a means of survival through visual/performance art, creating a mode(s) of active radical resistance. These mode(s) draw upon performative traditions including call and response, improvisation, reading, throwing shade, and African American Vernacular English (AAVE). My pieces extrapolate theories both from queer of color critique and Black foodways, synthesizing different dialects of an innovative visual/text languages. Mixing elements of Black foodways into my art practice has broadened my sense of what it means to reconstruct while simultaneously deconstructing the Black body. In my work, the lines created literally intersect, overlap, and make fluid many of the diasporic identities that colonial powers would have me believe are fixed. By doing this work I can reimagine ways to fight queer-antagonism, the erasure, and the deafening silences caused by colonial powers. In short, these processes of making renew the vitality of queerness and/or blackness in both my current artistic practice and in my scholarly pursuits. These performance drawings and performance writings centers Practice as Research. Meaning, not only engaging with finished work(s) like Black speculative fiction(s) or Visual Poems i.e. text-based works and/or visuals, or the criticism about these fictions, but I argue with this work similarly when I create 2D, 3D, 4D, and text-based pieces that it is equally important to practice making Black Speculative fiction(s) due to there being a scholarly and/or artistic knowing/knowledge, that is derived from the very act of practicing itself. By not considering drawing practices be they 2D, 3D, 4D, or text-based as research at the same level as finished works and/or the criticism in this field; what are we missing out on as creatives and/or scholars by privileging one form of research over the other? For these new series of performance drawings and performance writings in this alternative hybrid text, I continue to consider what moving and/or still marks do if we let them be themselves. Shout out John Cage! The pieces in these new series of works consist of pieces, short experimental films, hybrid fictions, visual poetry all incorporating African American Vernacular/Gesture English (AAVE) infused Image/Visual/Gestural Descriptions which incorporate the creation or appropriation of Fictional and/or Nonfictional Citations, plus applying queer film theory; thereby further expanding queer mark making using digital, analog, and ephemeral materials.
일반주제명  
Performing arts.
일반주제명  
African American studies.
일반주제명  
Aesthetics.
일반주제명  
LGBTQ studies.
키워드  
Art
키워드  
Artist
키워드  
Drawing
키워드  
Performance
키워드  
Queer
키워드  
Writing
기타저자  
University of California, Davis Performance Studies
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-03A.
기본자료저록  
Dissertation Abstract International
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■5021  ▼aThesis  (Ph.D.)--University  of  California,  Davis,  2023.
■506    ▼aThis  item  must  not  be  sold  to  any  third  party  vendors.
■520    ▼aBased  on  my  artistic  practice  from  my  research  involving  expanded  field  theory;  for  example,  my  performance  piece  "Drawing  While  Black  aka  Non-Binary  Joy"  formerly  known  as  "Drawing  While  Black  aka  Black  Boy  Joy,"  is  an  exploration  of  sensorial  feel/felt  lines  both  in  text  and  performative  drawings  involving  2D,  3D,  4D,  and  text-based  art  practices.  Moreover,  the  work  explores  how  Black,  Indigenous,  Queer,  and  People  of  Color  (BIQPOC)'s  have  created  a  means  of  survival  through  visual/performance  art,  creating  a  mode(s)  of  active  radical  resistance.  These  mode(s)  draw  upon  performative  traditions  including  call  and  response,  improvisation,  reading,  throwing  shade,  and  African  American  Vernacular  English  (AAVE).  My  pieces  extrapolate  theories  both  from  queer  of  color  critique  and  Black  foodways,  synthesizing  different  dialects  of  an  innovative  visual/text  languages.  Mixing  elements  of  Black  foodways  into  my  art  practice  has  broadened  my  sense  of  what  it  means  to  reconstruct  while  simultaneously  deconstructing  the  Black  body.  In  my  work,  the  lines  created  literally  intersect,  overlap,  and  make  fluid  many  of  the  diasporic  identities  that  colonial  powers  would  have  me  believe  are  fixed.  By  doing  this  work  I  can  reimagine  ways  to  fight  queer-antagonism,  the  erasure,  and  the  deafening  silences  caused  by  colonial  powers.  In  short,  these  processes  of  making  renew  the  vitality  of  queerness  and/or  blackness  in  both  my  current  artistic  practice  and  in  my  scholarly  pursuits.  These  performance  drawings  and  performance  writings  centers  Practice  as  Research.  Meaning,  not  only  engaging  with  finished  work(s)  like  Black  speculative  fiction(s)  or  Visual  Poems  i.e.  text-based  works  and/or  visuals,  or  the  criticism  about  these  fictions,  but  I  argue  with  this  work  similarly  when  I  create  2D,  3D,  4D,  and  text-based  pieces  that  it  is  equally  important  to  practice  making  Black  Speculative  fiction(s)  due  to  there  being  a  scholarly  and/or  artistic  knowing/knowledge,  that  is  derived  from  the  very  act  of  practicing  itself.  By  not  considering  drawing  practices  be  they  2D,  3D,  4D,  or  text-based  as  research  at  the  same  level  as  finished  works  and/or  the  criticism  in  this  field;  what  are  we  missing  out  on  as  creatives  and/or  scholars  by  privileging  one  form  of  research  over  the  other?  For  these  new  series  of  performance  drawings  and  performance  writings  in  this  alternative  hybrid  text,  I  continue  to  consider  what  moving  and/or  still  marks  do  if  we  let  them  be  themselves.  Shout  out  John  Cage!  The  pieces  in  these  new  series  of  works  consist  of  pieces,  short  experimental  films,  hybrid  fictions,  visual  poetry  all  incorporating  African  American  Vernacular/Gesture  English  (AAVE)  infused  Image/Visual/Gestural  Descriptions  which  incorporate  the  creation  or  appropriation  of  Fictional  and/or  Nonfictional  Citations,  plus  applying  queer  film  theory;  thereby  further  expanding  queer  mark  making  using  digital,  analog,  and  ephemeral  materials.
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