Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 14,Ausgaben 1-21992 |
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... destruction art is not a " movement , " it has never been systematically organized or methodically publicized and thus resists categorization for the lack of a manageable identity . The result is that , in many ways , it is culturally ...
... destruction art is not a " movement , " it has never been systematically organized or methodically publicized and thus resists categorization for the lack of a manageable identity . The result is that , in many ways , it is culturally ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. The terms of destruction art originate from a real Jew , a real survivor of destruction : Gustav Metzger . In five manifestos writ- ten between November 1959 and July 1964 ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. The terms of destruction art originate from a real Jew , a real survivor of destruction : Gustav Metzger . In five manifestos writ- ten between November 1959 and July 1964 ...
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... art has been to visualize the perpetually shifting but mutually identifiable relations of power and need within the ... destruction art , the body conveys the inter- dependent , interconnected , and contingent state of the individ- ual ...
... art has been to visualize the perpetually shifting but mutually identifiable relations of power and need within the ... destruction art , the body conveys the inter- dependent , interconnected , and contingent state of the individ- ual ...
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