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In this article, the author discusses how various contemporary artists are choosing to abandon the "subject position" and giving up control and autonomy over their work in favor of becoming objects or a type of objecthood. Artists discussed include Ed Atkins, Andy Holden, Hito Steyerl, and Mark Leck...

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Publicado en:Art Monthly no. 371; pp. 9 - 13
Autor principal: Walsh, Maria
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Publicado: Art Monthly Nov2013
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