Dialogic artworks are works designed to be created or modified through audience participation. In shorthand, we can think of these as any work in which a “dialogue” makes or is central to the work. Rikrit Tiravanija’s Untitled (Free/Still, 1992/1995), in which the artist cooked and served food for free to museum visitors is often cited as a dialogic work.
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