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Microbes can now be irrefutably linked to pathology without meeting Koch's postulates, Hill's epidemiologic criteria, or even the revised criteria of Hill and Evans (22). Whether the numerous component parts of Apfelbaum's works (their fragmentation makes them feel more theatrical than "pure" painting) are scattered loosely about, pooled around the edges of walls and the corners of doorways, or arranged in a sharply defined rectangle like an area rug, the logic of her practice still resides in the conviction that there's no going back to the idea of the art object as irrefutably singular or easily contained. ``I didn't feel I was going to be diving in to participate in some political screed that was designed to present one side or another sort of irrefutably. |
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