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Art history

the charge that Minimalist art depends on the viewer's situation in time and space, like theatre, rather than on the work itself.

In art history, theatricality refers to the charge that Minimalist art depends on the viewer's situation in time and space, like theatre, rather than on the work itself. This meaning comes from Fried (1998) in Art and objecthood: essays and reviews.[1]

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Fried, M. (1998). Art and objecthood: essays and reviews. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226263182

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