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Criticism

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Technology

The article focuses on what is considered the “crisis of art criticism” and a panel that the author participated in at the College Art Association in New York City. The article discusses crises in art criticism including the decline of print outlets that include criticism, the global nature of the art world and the concern that contemporary art criticism is not relevant. The article goes on to discuss the role of money in criticism, aesthetic experience and art in other discourses like science.

Surviving the Crisis

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Conceptual

The article focuses on the Vancouver, British Columbia-based art collective N. E. Thing Co. and the research they conducted on the concepts of Sensitivity Information. The article discusses the collective's involvement with developing photo-conceptualism in Vancouver, their influence by the theories of Marshall McLuhan, and artists associated with the collective such as Jeff Wall and the Vancouver School.

"Sensitivity Information": The Wild Body of N.E. Thing Co.

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