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Year

2019

Title

A Communal
Line - ATL

Details

A Communal Line is a participatory public artwork by Andrew Herzog. This project is an evolution from his Walking Line photography series, where he positions walking, something we do every day, as a form of drawing. In this public artwork, instead of walking alone and compositing his solo image to make visible the line he draws, he invites anyone to participate in the work and share the role of the artist - subverting the role of authorship in a public artwork. Following a simple framework everyone gets a chance to steer the line and draw by walking as they please. In A Communal Line everyone who participates and walks is an author in the work - a collaborator. To further this idea of shared authorship and the necessity of artifact creation a certificate of authenticity stating the rules of the work is distributed, editioned, and signed by both Andrew and each one of the participants.


Exhibited

The High Museum of Art
Atlanta, USA

Medium

Installation
37 participants

Video documentation of "A Communal Line" A Communal Line COA given to all participants in "A Communal Line" A Communal Line COA given to all participants in "A Communal Line" Installation sketch