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DEMATERIALIZATION: FROM ARTE POVERA TO CYBERMONEY THROUGH ITALIAN THOUGHT
PINKUS, KAREN
Diacritics, 2009-09, Vol.39 (3), p.63-75
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Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press
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DEMATERIALIZATION: FROM ARTE POVERA TO CYBERMONEY THROUGH ITALIAN THOUGHT
Autor:
PINKUS, KAREN
Assuntos:
Alchemy
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Art objects
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Art photography
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Astronomical objects
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Creativity
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Diacriticals
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Digital currency
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Energy
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Futurism
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Globalization
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Italian literature
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Lippard, Lucy
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Materiality
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Modern art
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Politics
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Product dematerialization
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Sculpture
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TEXTS / CONTEXTS
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Theme
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Wu Ming
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Diacritics, 2009-09, Vol.39 (3), p.63-75
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Some worked through the theme of energy as matter; they strove to negate the work as opus of a single creative hand, in concert with prevailing theories of the death of author; or they sought to negate the work as institutionalized product, engaging in a critique of museums or in a search for alternative spaces and markets.5 Arte povera-inasmuch as it is possible to generalize about a heterogeneous set of practices-sought to keep work continuously present, non-historical. Arte povera participants-with varying degrees of explicit political engagement-felt that no object, no matter how well intentioned, nontraditional, or idiosyncratic, could escape becoming a commodity or transcend the conditions of the market.6 They saw the capitalist (art) market as a monstrous machine that incorporates everything into itself, even opposition to it.\n As such it will inevitably become a major force in fostering globalization, allowing individuals to engage in exchange, production and credit relations with actors across the globe.
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Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press
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