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AUC PHILOSOPHICA ET HISTORICA, Vol 2020 No 2 (2020), 255–261
On Writing Fluid Histories of Modern Art with Jacques Rancière
Karolina Rybačiauskaitė
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/24647055.2021.11
published online: 02. 08. 2021
abstract
In this paper it is claimed that the conception of art regimes by Jacques Rancière may be a productive tool for coming across various binary oppositions used while thinking about modern art, such as modernism/social realism, official/non-official, political/apolitical, and let us write more fluid histories of modern art in the post-socialist and post-soviet countries.
keywords: Clement Greenberg; binary oppositions; fluid histories; modern art; art regimes; Jacques Rancière; post-socialist
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