Sta.sh
So I went to an art show last night that was more about the performance then the physical object. For example one of the girls made a whole bunch of cakes, that everyone ate and that was her art work. Yet once it was eaten it was gone. There were other things as well.
Yet, I found it curious that the part I found most interesting was not the art work, but watching the way the people interacted with it. I found that the audience in some way became part of the art work or even the art work to some extent. There were a number of performance pieces as well and again I found watching the people watching the performers more interesting then what they were actually doing.
I found it interesting that in essence the art work was not just the performance or the physical piece of art but the audience as well. The whole thing would not have been the same without an audience, it would've had much less meaning if none at all.
Distracted 
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Every little joy shall be eclipsed by something darker and that in turn by a greater joy.
Joking aside, I agree; it's interesting when the audience becomes part of the art.
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Every little joy shall be eclipsed by something darker and that in turn by a greater joy.
I wonder if you could do a project like that somehow. With different images/or things hanging up and somehow get peoples reactions. So it's not really about persay what is hanging up but about the people. Maybe put everything in boxes and have it be really random things.... must think about this more when I'm more awake.
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Every little joy shall be eclipsed by something darker and that in turn by a greater joy.
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Every little joy shall be eclipsed by something darker and that in turn by a greater joy.