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Some, believing that they are providing challenging direction to an agency, may set such lofty or demanding goals that no one possibly can satisfy them and, thus, predestine the organization to fail--exactly the opposite of the intended effect. As their writings make clear, the institutionalization of art in museums or its commodification in galleries cannot be conceived of as the co-optation or misappropriation of studio art, whose portable form predestines it to a life of circulation and exchange, market and museological incorporation. Wrote Cardinal Meisner who had had enough: "Does unorthodoxy predestine a person to be invited to the Katholikentag? |
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