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The concept of art when art is not a concept

Deleuze and guattari against conceptual art

Stephen Zepke Köhlergasse 5-18, 1180 Vienna, Austria E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 157-167 | Published online: 17 Dec 2010

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Panos Kompatsiaris. (2019) Biennial art and its rituals: value, political economy and artfulness. Journal of Aesthetics & Culture 11:1.
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Sjoerd van Tuinen. (2011) Introduction. Deleuze Studies 5:1, pages 49-51.
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