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| Definition | New trend in the media art world represent by all-in-one units (computers, drives and monitors) which are beind use to contain works of computer-based art in convenient (and highly saleable) modules, giving a sense of permanence and commodity to mediums once thought unmarkeable - case-in-point, Internet art. While highly successful on a commercial level, however, these "object" solutions don't solve the larger questions of authenticity and originality posed by conceptual and media-based art. Caitlin Jones. The evolution of authenticity : Objects and intent in the art world. In Artpress2 Media Arts, Conservation and Restoration, February-March-April 2009 |
| Broader Term ↑ | Equipment |
| Related Terms ↔ | Conceptual art Authenticity |