Inherent Potential in Art Performance

Iris Julian is a cultural scientist who holds a doctorate in philosophy at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and was a member of the research group 'Media and Participation' based at the University of Konstanz, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Zurich University of the Arts, and the University of Hamburg. Her research scrutinises processes of diversification in dance and art performance, as well as collaborative processes in the arts.

• Introduction: The ‘Woman’ Is Present While the ‘Man’ Is Absent in Western ArtChapter 1. The Absent ‘Man’: In Depictions of Love and Sexual Desire. Chapter 2: Love Scenes … Unfinished: Opening Up the Established Absent/Man–Present/Female DivideChapter 3: Vested in the Jupiter and Io Narrative: Voices in Visual Culture Studies, Feminist, and Anti‑Racist DiscoursesChapter 4: Jupiter and Io – Behind the Fourth Wall: A Staging Strategy and an Analytical Framework in Theatre StudiesChapter 5: The Audience … All Over: Immersive Forms of Theatre: Challenging the Actor/Spectator DivideChapter 6: Conclusion: Prominently Putting Forward the Term Potential