[arg_discuss] English Gargoyle ARG?

[Bryan Alexander]

At first blush, I'm tempted to say that locative art doesn't require a narrative, while ARGs do.

But I can readily imagine making a narrative by moving between these sculptures, say.  

so the narrative would have to be intentional on the creators' part.

Sorry to be telegraphic - trying to multitask IM meetings, email, and drywall - 


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> Would this better be considered chaotic fiction?  I don't recall if we've

> gone over that idea here.

>

> Or locative art?


It sounds to me like chaotic fiction requires a clear narrative, although
I may be misunderstanding the term.

Locative art? Sure. But when is something locative art, and when is it an
arg? how do you tell the difference? Is some locative art also an arg?

Wendy Despain
quantumcontent.com

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