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body art: a standalone construct

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Art history

art that uses the artist's own body as material and site, which Jones reads as performing a situated, gendered subject.

In art history, body art refers to art that uses the artist's own body as material and site, which Jones reads as performing a situated, gendered subject. This meaning comes from Jones (1998) in Body art/performing the subject.[1]

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  1. Jones, A. (1998). Body art/performing the subject. University of Minnesota Press. ISBN 9780816627721

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