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The Rise of the Sixties
The Rise of the Sixties

By Thomas Crow

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Rise of the 60'S.
Rise of the 60'S.

By Thomas E Crow

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Christopher Wool
Christopher Wool

By Thomas Crow, Ann Goldstein, Paul Goldstein, Museum Of Contemporary Art (Los Angeles, Calif.), Museum Of Contemporary Art, Christopher Wool, Calif.) Museum Of Contemporary Art (Los Angeles, Exhibition Christopher Wool

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Christopher Wool ; Organized By Ann Goldstein ; With Essays By Thomas Crow ... [et Al.]. This Publication Accompanies The Exhibition 'christopher Wool' Organized By Ann Goldstein And Presented At T...

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Art After Conceptual Art
Art After Conceptual Art

By Thomas Crow, Benjamin H D Buchloh, Ricardo Basbaum, Sabeth Buchman, Helen Molesworth, Alexander Alberro, Sabeth Buchmann, Edited By Alexander Alberro

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Art After Conceptual Art Tracks The Various Legacies Of Conceptualist Practice Over The Past Three Decades. The Anthology Introduces And Develops The Idea That Conceptual Art Generated Several Diff...

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Modern Art in the Common Culture
Modern Art in the Common Culture

By Thomas E. Crow

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Must avant-garde art hold itself apart from the values and beliefs widely held in the common culture? Must advanced artists always be the symbolic adversaries of the ordinary citizen? These questi...

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Emulation
Emulation

By Thomas Crow

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The Long March Of Pop: Art, Music, And Design, 1930–1995
The Long March Of Pop: Art, Music, And Design, 1930–1995

By Thomas Crow, Thomas E. Crow, Thomas Eugene Crow

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An original and insightful new history of Pop Art from one of the most important art historians of our time Thomas Crows paradigm-changing book challenges existing narratives about the rise of Pop...

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