19 definitions of relevance
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In response to economic decline, many of today’s artists are motivated by the concept of commons to identify relevance for the arts beyond market value.
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A silence that also takes on a conceptual relevance in the surface of a wall that is full of signs and wounds, full of structureless architectural connotations.
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Magids work shows the gradual decrease of the relevance of political gender differentiation that functioned so well for a lot of art, especially in the 70s and 80s.
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The project was set on exploring the relationship between contemporary art and postcoloniality, which gains more and more relevance to artists and thinkers in a context of a globalizing art world.
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The project was set on exploring the relationship between contemporary art and postcoloniality, which gains more and more relevance to artists and thinkers in a context of a globalizing art world.
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The project was set on exploring the relationship between contemporary art and postcoloniality, which gains more and more relevance to artists and thinkers in a context of a globalizing art world.
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And precisely because of this, they are in danger of being too much at home in the museum, like certain Dutch painters, who are a fixture of the domestic museum circuit but whose work has no further relevance whatsoever for contemporary culture.
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In this way, all the works except David Sherry's were made especially for the space of Bureau Amsterdam, isolating them from everyday commodity hysteria and focussing the makers' attention on the appearance and relevance of the products they created, almost to give a subject to a discipline that tends to be all image and no interiority.
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