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Sol LeWitt (b. 1928) 'Parapraphs on Conceptual Art'

LeWitt's work:

the work of repetition and permutaion

systematic exclusion of any individuality of touch

in 20s, open-framed, rectangular structures presented in series

in 60s, formulating proposals for wall drawings, to be executed according to his insturctions

The present text is taken from the first publication in Artform, vol.5, no.10, Summer 1967, pp.79-83

Sol LeWitt (b. 1928) 'Sentences on Conceptual Art'

mystic vs rationalist rational vs illogical artist's will vs process initiating from idea to completion concept vs idea - ideas implement the concept convention of art vs works of art banal idea/good idea vs execution perception of ideas --> new ideas

Book: ART IN THEORY 1900-1990, An Anthology of Changing Ideas edited by Charles Harrison & Paul Wood

Sol LeWitt

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