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the art world after 1989, spread across many centres and biennials, in which contemporary art becomes a worldwide practice.

In art history, global contemporary refers to the art world after 1989, spread across many centres and biennials, in which contemporary art becomes a worldwide practice. This meaning comes from Belting (2013) in The Global Contemporary And The Rise Of New Art Worlds.[1]

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  1. Belting, H. (2013). The Global Contemporary And The Rise Of New Art Worlds. MIT Press Ltd. ISBN 9780262518345

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