Engaging the audience in augmented reality performance
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Abstract
If digital media performance continues to evolve through the convergence of diverse technologies, where does this leave the audience with respect to the creative experience? Is it important for the artist to understand how the audience understood the use of technology in their work? Should the artist care? This paper discusses the relationship between artist and audience through an examination of an Augmented Reality Performance Project Edible Audience.
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