Time is the Locus of Art
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Ryan Lewis, University of Dundee, uses readings of Bergsonian/Deleuzian philosophies of becoming/difference and with a view toward Kandinskian theories of abstraction, presents a conceptual account of art claiming that it is the temporal and qualitative nature of art which is the force of its indefinite and inexhaustible abstraction.
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