The Evolution of Social Sculpture in the United States: Joseph Beuys and the Work of Suzanne Lacy and Rick Lowe

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Public Spaces through Art Contemporary art, education, critique

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In the summer of 1972, the German artist Joseph Beuys set up an office at the Museum Fridericianum in Kassel, Germany, during the fifth quinquennial Documenta. Each of the 100 days of the exhibitio...

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