Tate Magazine: Intelligence (The art of being small) (Issue 22, Summer 2000)

Published by Tate Museum, 2000

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Unmarked text. Corner crease on back cover. Features Tate Britain's inaugural triennial exhibition of contemporary British art. James Hall surveys how artistic intelligence (and stupidity) have been defined over the past five centuries. Also an artist's project created for the Tate by Martin Creed, Mark Sladen on Shirin Neshat, and more. 80p.

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Title
Tate Magazine: Intelligence (The art of being small) (Issue 22, Summer 2000)
Author
Anfam, David; Ashton, Dore; Betsky, Aaron et al
Publisher
Tate Museum
Publication year
2000
Condition
Good
Binding
Paperback
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