Interview with Elaine Sturtevant

Tony Benn

Interview with Elaine Sturtevant

Tony Benn

University of Brighton

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Abstract

Elaine Sturtevant. One of the most provocative artists to emerge from the 60's. A simulationist who understands the enormity of Nietzsche's challenge of 'the eternal return'. She has re-made Bueuys' 'Fat Chair, Stella paintings and many other artists work in order to question the procedures and rhetoric of originality.

Original language	English
Journal	SITE magazine
Volume	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2004

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