Thinking art: materialisms, labours, forms

Peter Osborne

Thinking art: materialisms, labours, forms

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'In what way, if any, does art need philosophy, or philosophy art?' This transdisciplinary collection of essays provides a snapshot of current philosophical debates about contemporary art: debates about 'vital' materialisms; the destabilizing effects of new technologies and social relations on formal categories; ecological crisis and postcoloniality.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Kingston upon Thames, U.K.
Publisher	CRMEP Books
Number of pages	217
ISBN (Print)	9781999333744
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Name	CRMEP Books
Publisher	CRMEP Books
Volume	2

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Philosophy

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