Abstract
The aim of this study is to explore a concept of “black humor” applying into art performance through a case study of a ceramic art exhibition. Nine ceramic art works are used as the stimulus material, and 122 subjects participated in this study. 34 male subjects and 88 female subjects came from web community. After a questionnaire evaluation of each art work, the scores are analyzed and discuss. The results showed that the “black humor” applying in art performance can be understood by audience that provides the valuable information to the artist for creating the performance art and worthy of further research. Eventually, the findings of this study can give an insight into the cognition of “black humor” for artists.
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