DOUGLAS CRIMP with Jarrett Earnest.

The article presents an interview with an art historian Douglas Crimp. Crimp discusses attainment of an aesthetic experience from the Tulane University through studying art history. He mentions collaboration of intellectual along with emotional motivation in his autobiographical book "Before Picture...

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Published in:Brooklyn Rail pp. 1 - 12
Main Author: Earnest, Jarrett
Format: Interview
Published: Brooklyn Rail Oct2016
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