Tuesday, August 29, 2017

We Barely Pause To Look At Art In Museums. So Why Do We Spend So Much Time On Selfies?

"Mobile technology encourages us to forego the Enlightenment Era experience and its accompanying promise of profound self-knowledge. With the invisible audience of social media always lurking in our mobile phones, we are tempted to permanently affix a scrim of personal narrative over the artwork we see and experience. Do art selfies correlate with lower levels of engagement with the artwork?"



Article source here:Arts Journal

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