About Fragility: Historical Understanding, Difference and the Contemporary Exhibition Effect
This document is an unedited draft on the basis of which art critic Geeta Kapur presented a paper at the 34th Association of Art Historians (AAH) Annual Conference titled 'Location: the Museum, the Academy and the Studio,' organised by Tate Britain, London. The conference was held from 2 - 4 April 2008.
Kapur's paper was presented in the academic session titled 'The Year was 2007: Historical Understanding, Difference and the Contemporary Exhibition Effect,' convened by Griselda Pollock and Alison Rowley.
(Web: http://www.aah.org.uk/annual-conference/past-conferences/2008/academic-sessions-2008/academic-sessions-london-2008-19)
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2008
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About Fragility: Historical Understanding, Difference and the Contemporary Exhibition Effect
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