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Revision as of 12:24, 11 September 2023

Art-Language New Series No. 2
Publication Art-Language
Date June 1997
Volume New Series
Number 2
Publisher
Editor

Contents

Title Author pg. Notes
Some Darwinian Conditions of the Art & Language Indexes Philip Pilkington 3-11 Full article
Postscript Contra Atkinson Philip Pilkington 12-19
Refusing to Die Paul Wood 20-31
Memories of the Medicine Show

1. Recollecting Conceptual Art

Michael Baldwin

Charles Harrison

Mel Ramsden

32-39 Full article
2. We Aimed to be Amateurs Michael Baldwin

Charles Harrison

Mel Ramsden

40-49 Full article[1]
Northanger Abbey Michael Baldwin

Charles Harrison

Mel Ramsden

Paul Wood

50- [2]


Background

References

  1. Reprinted in Conceptual Art: A Critical Anthology (ed. Alberro & Stimson)
  2. Response to Rosalind Krauss's "Art & Language Turns to Painting, A Strange Quirk in the Fate of Conceptual Art," published as "Art & Language se met à la peinture; étrange aléa de l'art conceptuel," Art Press, hors-série, no. 16, 1995, pp. 54-58. Published in abbreviated form as "Rosalind Krauss: un pétard mouillé," in Art Press, hors-série, no. 17, 1996, pp.174-178. (Conceptual Art and Painting: Further Essays on Art & Language)