SANAT PRATİKLERİ

The book "Sanat Pratikleri" (Art Practices) explores the dynamic nature of modern and contemporary art through the lenses of material transformation, redefinition of space, and the philosophical background of content. The first section focuses on wire sculpture practices, emphasizing wire as more than just a material—it's a liberated line and a symbol of aesthetic exploration. The second section examines art in public spaces, highlighting interactive audience participation, social memory, and the influence of digital technologies. The third segment offers a classification of abstract art based on spiritualism, idealism, materialism, and Greenberg's concept of 'art for art's sake,' revealing the aesthetic and conceptual depth of abstract works. Additionally, the book discusses the significance and usage of metal wire, paper relief, and hybrid forms of glass and ceramics in contemporary art. It advocates for an ontological understanding of the relationship between material and form in art production. Offering an interdisciplinary perspective on the social, intellectual, and aesthetic dimensions of art, this publication provides a rich and layered insight valuable for academics, students, and art enthusiasts.