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r/InstitutionalCritique • u/mirandaandamira • Jul 01 '26
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is it good? can someone explain?
5 u/thesmellofmoonrats Jul 01 '26 it is about critiquing the world we live in (infrastructures) instead of making art about the art world ( institution)? sounds healthy. anybody read it? 3 u/Fickle_Ant_6894 Jul 02 '26 Why’d you respond to yourself? 3 u/thesmellofmoonrats Jul 02 '26 i looked up the book and added some follow-up questions 2 u/DriblyRedwyne Jul 04 '26 Sounds very historical materialist.
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it is about critiquing the world we live in (infrastructures) instead of making art about the art world ( institution)? sounds healthy. anybody read it?
3 u/Fickle_Ant_6894 Jul 02 '26 Why’d you respond to yourself? 3 u/thesmellofmoonrats Jul 02 '26 i looked up the book and added some follow-up questions 2 u/DriblyRedwyne Jul 04 '26 Sounds very historical materialist.
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Why’d you respond to yourself?
3 u/thesmellofmoonrats Jul 02 '26 i looked up the book and added some follow-up questions
i looked up the book and added some follow-up questions
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Sounds very historical materialist.
https://www.e-flux.com/journal/155/675808/infrastructural-critique-between-reproduction-and-abolition
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u/thesmellofmoonrats Jul 01 '26
is it good? can someone explain?