Marriage as a ritual in contemporary art

Throughout the history many artists have addressed the issue of marriage with their own way of expression. This research has been dealing with the concept of marriage Within the context of physology, economy, religion, sociology By addressing Ritual as an archaeological dig. The issue of Marriage has primarily been dealt with multiple forms of expressions of modern art By keeping its own Ritual meanings, without getting too far from the meaning in society. In this study of thesis, the handling of the subject of Marriage in the field of contemporary art has been examined under the title of "Marriage as a Ritual in contemporary art". However, works and analysis related to the subject of Marriage from past periods in the history of art, are among the topics discussed. Marriage under the title of ritual printing; It can be transformed into plastic narration with a contemporary style with installation, video, phage, sculpture and colorful techniques, with the expression of art suitable for the period.In addition to the fact that the marriage rituals, which are a part of the lives of the societies, are used in artistic expression, the research of their own traditional meanings has also been important in terms of theoretical analysis of the subject and enrichment of the subject.In most of the practice studies discussed during the thesis work, studies on marriage with an approach in self-portrait approach as a living of the story, not as a witness, are included.Ritual evolves the Mc Donaldization evolution under the rationalization of person performances.In the research, theoretically and during the application studies, the roles in the condensation society will be read through the male and female person. In this study, which will examine the situations in which social identities are exposed in the family network and the ancestral-matriarchal structure, it is mentioned from time to time with a critical approach to how society reproduces the person with ritual rules. Keywords: Marriage, Ritual, Contemporary Art, Social Role, Ata-Matriarchy