Occupy Space/Time: Time-Folding in Contemporary Art

Jason Hoelscher

Occupy Space/Time: Time-Folding in Contemporary Art

Jason Hoelscher

Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art

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Abstract

Article by Prof. Jason Hoelscher about contemporary art.

Original language	American English
Journal	ArtPulse Magazine
Volume	4
State	Published - May 8 2014

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities
Art and Design

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Occupy Space/Time: Time-Folding in Contemporary Art

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