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For the sake of brevity this configuration may be expressed as: Formalism: Cinematic "language" developing out of montage attesting to the artist's mastery over the medium through the "restructuring of 'brute' referentiality and 'wild' meaning of cinematic images into personally determinate and expressive signification.
What, for instance, is the relation between the autonomization of the work Wilson describes in the Bourdieu chapters--the (historical) process through which the Shakespearean work "retreats from the world of referentiality into the empty 'nothing' of its own aesthetic void"--and the often relatively direct referential character of Wilson's own claims?
Corin Sworn, Blanket Contemporary Art, Vancouver Vancouver/Glasgow-based artist Corin Sworn's exhibition Back in 5: Accessing the Back Story, her first solo show at Blanket Contemporary Art, was both a continuation of her interest in probing the lost histories of Modernism and a subtle formal move away from the referentiality that marks much of her past work.
 
 
 
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