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kinetic art: a standalone construct

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Art history

art that includes real or apparent movement, from motor-driven and wind-moved works to light and optical effects.

In art history, kinetic art refers to art that includes real or apparent movement, from motor-driven and wind-moved works to light and optical effects. This meaning comes from Popper (1968) in Origins and development of kinetic art.[1]

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Popper, F. (1968). Origins and development of kinetic art. Studio Vista. Open Library record

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