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Modern Sculpture Reader

Modern Sculpture Reader edited by Jon Wood, David Hulks and Alex Potts, Leeds: Henry Moore Institute, 2007, pp.542

The history of sculpture has a rapidly expanding literature. Recently, numerous publications have explored the complex landscape of sculptural practice, particularly from the late nineteenth century to the present day, indicating a renewed critical engagement with the nebulous categories of 'sculpture', 'sculptor' and the 'sculptural'. The explosion of object-based contemporary art practices may have shaken any remaining faith in the traditional purpose and function of sculpture, but it would appear that this culture of uncertainty has generated a body of new writing which ...

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