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The text corpus of archive art The text corpus of archive art
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Ten themes in the text corpus Ten themes in the text corpus
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Terminology and diversity of artists Terminology and diversity of artists
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Critical and political implications of archive art Critical and political implications of archive art
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The archival will to connect: archive art and curatorial practice The archival will to connect: archive art and curatorial practice
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Returns to the 1960s: the historical lineage of archive art Returns to the 1960s: the historical lineage of archive art
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Theoretical foundations of archive art Theoretical foundations of archive art
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Postmodernism, photography and the idea of the unreliable archive Postmodernism, photography and the idea of the unreliable archive
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Archive as material and metaphor Archive as material and metaphor
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Archival temporality and notions of history Archival temporality and notions of history
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Intertextual references Intertextual references
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Archive art and self-reflexivity Archive art and self-reflexivity
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Notes Notes
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Abstract
Chapter 1 provides a chronological outline of the most important books, articles and other publications that define and promote archive art as a sub-genre of contemporary art from the mid-1990s to c. 2015. The outline is followed by a discussion of points of commonality between the different texts. This discussion is organised around ten thematic headings that include the political and critical associations of archive art; the most common theories and texts referenced; notions of the unreliable archive; the relationship between archive and photography; the archival notion as a curatorial connective idea; the contrast between archive as a material and metaphor; as well as intertextual and self-reflexive aspects of the archive. Many of the discussions in subsequent chapters are elaborations of issues identified and briefly outlined here.
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