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"Matthew Kangas brings highly developed critical thinking and writing skills to capture the essence of the debate as to whether those working in craft media are artists or not. Covering all craft media with a special emphasis on ceramics, Kangas' expertise immeasurably repairs the dearth of knowledge with these essays and sets a high standard for scholarship. . . . "
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Craft & Concept: The Rematerialization of the Art Object
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