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Modart No. 2 Highbrow. Lowbrow. Nobrow.

by Harlan Levey

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In their second volume, MODART coins a new term, 'Moussism' to describe a post-everything era in the arts. According to the editors, Moussism is a non-traditional community based movement, which is not limited to a period, place or classical notion of aesthetics, discipline, medium, ideology or style. Artists such as David Shrigley, Nomad, Will Barras, Jeroen Jongeleen (Influenza) and East Eric are selected within to illustrate the concept of Moussism for their emphasis on a gestural approach.

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Genre: Art, History
Format: Hardback
Published: 2011
Pages: 255
Publisher: MODART, Limited
ISBN: 9781584234579

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