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relational aesthetics: a standalone construct

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Art history

1990s art that takes human relations and their social context, rather than objects, as its form.

In art history, relational aesthetics refers to 1990s art that takes human relations and their social context, rather than objects, as its form. This meaning comes from Bourriaud (1998) in Esthétique relationnelle.[1]

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References

Bourriaud, N. (1998). Esthétique relationnelle. Presses du réel. ISBN 9782840660309

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