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iconoclash: a standalone construct

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iconoclash1 CONSTRUCTIconoclashLATOUR · ART HISTORY

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Art history

situations where it is unclear whether an act toward an image is destruction or creation.

In art history, iconoclash refers to situations where it is unclear whether an act toward an image is destruction or creation. This meaning comes from Latour (2002) in Iconoclash.[1]

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References

  1. Latour, B., & Weibel, P. (2002). Iconoclash. ZKM, Centre for Art and Media. ISBN 9780262621724

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