The Status of Difference: Entangled Modernities – Part 3

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The Status of Difference: Entangled Modernities – Part 3

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Dec 10, 2008

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How do cross-cultural perspectives modify the standard picture of twentieth-century art? Writer and critic Kobena Mercer discusses this, and presents ‘difference’ as a question of mutual entanglements among multiple modernisms that expands our understandi

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