Art Is Not What You Think It Is (Wiley-Blackwell Manifestos) by Donald Preziosi,Claire Farago

By Donald Preziosi,Claire Farago

Art isn't What you think that It Is makes use of unique study to give a sequence of serious incursions into the present kingdom of dialogue at the thought of artwork, making appear what has been principally lacking or unsaid in these discussions.

  • Links museology, heritage, idea, and feedback to the realities of up to date social stipulations and exhibits how they've got structurally functioned in various contexts
  • Deals with divisive and arguable difficulties equivalent to blasphemy and idolatry, and the matter of inventive truth
  • Addresses family among ecu notions approximately paintings and artifice and people constructed in different and particularly indigenous cultural traditions

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