Artistic Medium

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2017)
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Artistic Medium Artistic medium is an art critical concept that first arose in 18th century European discourse about art. Medium analysis has historically attempted to identify that out of which works of art and, more generally, art forms are created, in order to better articulate norms or standards by which works of art and art … Continue reading Artistic Medium →

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