“Social constructionist dialogue as an art demonstrates a layered mode of practical inquiry, which weaves together interactive and explorative, re-presentational and reactive modes of dialogue in the performance of knowledge. Recent art debates present dialogue as a relational, collaborative, and situated mode of meaning-making, and an alternative to traditional constraining frameworks of art. A constructed written dialogue provides a platform for further discussion and reactive analysis, which in turn are proposed as an invitation to continued dialogue and socially grounded interaction.” (in: Dialogue as Practice and Understanding in Contemporary Art, John Mark Hammersley, 2015)

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