When did Sol LeWitt publish Paragraphs on Conceptual Art?
Sol LeWitt published Paragraphs on Conceptual Art in 1967. This text is considered by many to be the movement's manifesto and established a core rule for the new art form.
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Sol LeWitt published Paragraphs on Conceptual Art in 1967. This text is considered by many to be the movement's manifesto and established a core rule for the new art form.
Marcel Duchamp created Fountain in 1917. He signed this standard urinal basin with the pseudonym R.Mutt and submitted it to the Society of Independent Artists exhibition in New York.
Henry Flynt coined the term concept art in 1961. He published an article bearing the same name in An Anthology of Chance Operations that described his concept art devolving from cognitive nihilism.
Conceptual art emerged as a movement during the 1960s. It formed partly as a reaction against formalism articulated by New York critic Clement Greenberg.
Martin Creed won the Turner Prize in 2001 for Work No. 227: The lights going on and off. This piece featured an empty room where lights went on and off repeatedly.