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A study of how prehistoric images get "overlaid" onto contemporary art by today's artists. It attempts to understand how art can be meaningfully reintegrated into the fabric of society as a whole, as in prehistoric times.

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Explore the dynamic world of 1960s pop art through Lucy Lippard's insightful analysis of this groundbreaking international art movement.

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This collection features selected writings over two decades from America's leading feminist art critic. It traces her thinking on such topics as the ever-evolving definitions of "women's art", political and activist art, and the contributions of feminist art theory to the politics of identity.

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Award-winning author, curator and activist Lucy Lippard is one of America s most influential writers on contemporary art, a pioneer in the fields of cultural geography, conceptualism and feminist art; she now turns her eye to the politics of land use.