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contemporaneity: a standalone construct

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Art history

present-day art as defined by many coexisting, unequal times and worlds rather than one modern direction.

In art history, contemporaneity refers to present-day art as defined by many coexisting, unequal times and worlds rather than one modern direction. This meaning comes from Smith (2009) in What is contemporary art?.[1]

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  1. Smith, T. (2009). What is contemporary art?. The University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226764306

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