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anti-art: a standalone construct

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Art history

art that turns against the conventions and institutions of art, as Richter describes for Dada's assault on aesthetic values.

In art history, anti-art refers to art that turns against the conventions and institutions of art, as Richter describes for Dada's assault on aesthetic values. This meaning comes from Richter (1965) in DADA art and anti-art.[1]

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  1. Richter, H. (1965). DADA art and anti-art. Thames and Hudson, London. Open Library record

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