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installation art: a standalone construct

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art that fills a space the viewer physically enters, so that the whole situation rather than a single object is the work.

In art history, installation art refers to art that fills a space the viewer physically enters, so that the whole situation rather than a single object is the work. This meaning comes from Bishop (2005) in Installation Art: A Critical History.[1]

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  1. Bishop, C. (2005). Installation art: A critical history. Tate Publishing. ISBN 9781854375186

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