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The keepers of the law, conversely, are brought down from their assumed places of honored authority, rejecting the prolepsis of the rule of God and thereby removing themselves from a place at the feast. But Susan Rothenberg would probably substitute Lascaux for Malevich, a nod to a beginning that was already terminal, marked by a conflicting admixture of prolepsis and hindsight that also finds form in the exhibition structure of the retrospective. The irony of this prolepsis is deepened by the fact that "The Trombone Blues" is not, strictly speaking, a blues. |
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