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▲ COLLECTIVISM AFTER MODERNISM
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COLLECTIVISM ▲ AFTER MODERNISM Th
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TO LOUISE AND ARIANA
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CONTENTS 6. The Mexican Pentagon 16
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Acknowledgments This book would not
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Preface The collectivization of art
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directly opposite individuated form
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Preface xvii admit a desire to see
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Introduction: Periodizing Collectiv
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Introduction 3 to increase their pr
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Introduction 5 Modernist artists un
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Those good intentions have lingered
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Introduction 9 and that helped give
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collectivism brings focus to—inev
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Introduction 13 artists on Chicago
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Introduction 15 Phase of the Cultur
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1. Internationaleries: Collectivism
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Internationaleries 19 played a “u
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Internationaleries 21 Rooskens, Eug
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FIGURE 1.2. Le “Realisme-Socialis
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Internationaleries 25 and an active
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Internationaleries 29 of the fourth
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Debord’s 1967 pamphlet entitled T
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Internationaleries 33 in which the
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Internationaleries 35 be demystiWed
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printing a series of uncomplicated
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NOTES Internationaleries 39 1. Haro
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Internationaleries 41 36. The exhib
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Internationaleries 43 77. Michel de
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2. After the “Descent to the Ever
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postminimal and conceptualist tende
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approach suited HRC, who felt restl
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(mumei-sei), to borrow Akasegawa’
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collectives turned the local popula
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3. Art & Language and the Instituti
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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called “Art Theory” at the Cove
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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FIGURE 3.4. Cover of Blurting in A&
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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Art & Language and the Institutiona
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4. The Collective Camcorder in Art
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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The Collective Camcorder in Art and
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5. Performing Revolution: Arte Call
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developing schema within which to r
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Performing Revolution 119 stricture
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group, and their inauguration into
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Performing Revolution 123 lies in G
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Performing Revolution 125 problems
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Performing Revolution 127 Grupo Pro
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Performing Revolution 129 from with
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FIGURE 5.3. Art-De (Juan-Sí Gonzá
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Performing Revolution 133 the museu
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distributed a statement of protest,
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Performing Revolution 137 reason fo
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Performing Revolution 139 which con
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Performing Revolution 143 perhaps b
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These privatized 1990s collectives
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Performing Revolution 147 8. Gerard
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Performing Revolution 149 26. In 19
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Performing Revolution 153 marginal
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6. The Mexican Pentagon: Adventures
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The Mexican Pentagon 167 grupos (th
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The Mexican Pentagon 171 Bellas Art
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The Mexican Pentagon 173 5 million
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The Mexican Pentagon 175 Wlled it w
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The Mexican Pentagon 177 Ehrenberg
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The Mexican Pentagon 179 of a campa
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The Mexican Pentagon 181 (including
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contributed to the celebrations by
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criticisms, and attacks. Perhaps th
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material for Expediente. And while
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7. Artists’ Collectives: Focus on
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Artists’ Collectives Mostly in Ne
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continues to travel in Europe. The
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8. The Production of Social Space a
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288 Brian Holmes so. 30 Acting as l
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290 Brian Holmes collective situati
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296 Contributors Chris Gilbert wrot
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300 Index Art & Change, 206 Art & L
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302 Index Cop-Watch, 106 Cornelis (
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304 Index Hallwalls (art space Buff
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306 Index Le Groupe Amos (Congo), x
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308 Index Nissenbi (Japan Advertisi
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310 Index Sartre, Jean-Paul, 8, 248
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312 Index Warsaw Pact, 168 Ways of