Conceptual Art
コンセプチュアル・アート / mid-1960s–1970s / Style / Postwar American Art
Puts the idea at the center of the work and presents it through words, definitions, rules, documentation and placement, caring little for finish as an object.

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At a glance
Visual cues
- Words and definitions
- Instructions and rules
- Documentary photographs
- Dematerialization
Best used for
- Exhibitions or research presentations that show procedure and definition instead of a finished object
- Participatory projects where published rules let other people carry out the work
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Dictionary entry
- Type
- Plain office grade type presenting the definition exactly as written
- Composition
- Set work beside statement and order everything by the record, not by drama
- Material
- Cheap carriers such as photostats, typescript, index cards and wall writing
- Caution
- Styling the surface to look administrative without a rule or question anyone can test leaves only curt graphic design. Change what counts as the work, including structure, site and the relation to the audience.
- Further study
- Joseph Kosuth / Sol LeWitt / Hanne Darboven / Lawrence Weiner
Related entries
- Fluxus (フルクサス)Shared effects: Rebellion.Compare Conceptual Art and Fluxus
- Earthwork / Land Art (アースワーク/ランドアート)Same Postwar American Art lineage.Compare Conceptual Art and Earthwork / Land Art
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- Abstract Expressionism (抽象表現主義)Shared effects: Rebellion / Calm.
- Pictures Generation (ピクチャーズ・ジェネレーション)Shared effects: Rebellion / Trust.
- Photorealism (フォトリアリズム)Shared effects: Trust.
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