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The Art Habit
"An Economy of Means" at UMMA
by Kristen Letts Kovak
posted 4/15/2010
A current exhibit at the U-M Museum of Art questions the importance of technical skill in art. Aptly titled An Economy of Means, it features seemingly naive art works acquired by modest collectors, Dorothy and Herbert Vogel. Most of the exhibition chronicles a movement known as "post-painting" in which artists questioned the relevance of representational
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