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By this logic performance art done in view of humans should be subject to IRB review — it is, after all, trying to provoke and observe a reaction in a group of
by _dps 8y ago
By this logic performance art done in view of humans should be subject to IRB review — it is, after all, trying to provoke and observe a reaction in a group of humans.
- gumby 8y agoIf people get tickets to see your art they aren't really being experimented on. If you want to, say, explode a simulated bomb in a TSA screening area to call attention to the waste of lives inherent in the checkpoints...yes, you'd need an IRB sign off, but probably that would be the least of your problems.
- wgerard 8y agoIf the performance art: 1) Qualifies as research, and 2) Is directly or indirectly funded by a federal research grant then yes, it would. I doubt much performance art qualifies, though.