Making Contemporary Art: How Today's Artists Think and Work

Linda Weintraub

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Artistic and Creative Research Contemporary art, education, critique

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Introduction Part I: Scoping an Audience Choosing a Constituency - Communicating with the Audience - Relating to the Audience Part II: Sourcing Inspiration Internal Sources of Inspiration - External Sources of Inspiration - External and Internal Sources of Inspiration Part III: Creating an Artistic 'Self' Part IV: Expressing an Artistic Attitude Part V: Choosing a Mission Part VI: Measuring Success

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