One Place After Another¶
Kwon, M. (2002). One Place After Another: Site-Specific Art and Locational Identity. MIT Press.
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- Minimalism in Art
- A common failure is assuming that the minimal work is context-independent when its effects actually depend heavily on installation and phenomenological conditions, a dependency Kwon (2002) traces from minimalism into the wider history of site-specific practice
This sourceCritical history of site-specific practice that traces minimalism's autonomy claim collapsing into context-dependence and institutional siting.
- A common failure is assuming that the minimal work is context-independent when its effects actually depend heavily on installation and phenomenological conditions, a dependency Kwon (2002) traces from minimalism into the wider history of site-specific practice
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