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archival impulse: a standalone construct

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Art history

contemporary art that gathers and reorganizes historical information and lost material into installations.

In art history, archival impulse refers to contemporary art that gathers and reorganizes historical information and lost material into installations. This meaning comes from Foster (2004) in October.[1]

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References

Foster, H. (2004). An Archival Impulse. October, 110, 3-22. https://doi.org/10.1162/0162287042379847

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