@article{732063,
      recid = {732063},
      author = {Osborne, Peter,},
      title = {Anywhere or not at all : philosophy of contemporary art /},
      pages = {v, 282 pages :},
      abstract = {Contemporary art is the object of inflated and widely  divergent claims. What kind of discourse can help us give  it a critical sense? Anywhere or Not At All is a major  philosophical intervention in art theory that challenges  the terms of established positions through a new approach  at once philosophical, historical, social and art-critical.  Setting out the claim that "contemporary art is  postconceptual art", the book elaborates a series of  conceptual constructions and interpretations of works by  Navjot Altaf, the Atlas Group, Amar Kanwar, Sol LeWitt,  Gordon Matta-Clark, Gerhard Richter and Robert Smithson,  among others. It concludes with new accounts of the  institutional and existential complexities of "art space"  and "art time". Anywhere or Not At All maps out the  conceptual coordinates for an art that is both critical and  contemporary in the era of global capitalism. -- Publisher  description.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/732063},
}