unbuilt art. appunti per un dibattito sul non realizzato
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2014
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Abstract
This article wants to take on and reconstruct the debate that, from the fifties until today, was built around the theme of the unrealised in contemporary art. In relation to the digital museum MoRE, the goal is to identify specific lines of research and perspectives, often interdisciplinary ones, who have laid the foundation for a research project, looking at the debate regarding the role of the project and
how it‟s been questioned, and at the same time at some more
recent curatorial practices, to define what the unrealised is.
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| Authors | ;Marco Scotti |
| Journal | chemistry and ecology |
| Year | 2014 |
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