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For example, the artists summarize Avant Garde, 1997/2002--a proposal to reproduce a 1964 photo of overheated mods and rockers mistreating deck chairs as a giant billboard on the Brighton seafront--as "an official commission which aestheticizes youthful rebellion" and "an example of recuperation, the process by which the social order is maintained. He is intrinsically avant garde, a terre I would somehow hesitate to pin to the equally but differently progressive Neumeier. Through his experimental films and recordings -- including the seminal 1952 compilation recording "Anthology of American Folk Music" -- Smith became a major figure in 20th century American avant garde. |
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