The Culture Factory Lisa M. Sullivan

The Culture Factory Lisa M. SullivanThe Culture Factory: Architecture and the Contemporary Art Museum examines museum design using international examples from Western Europe, China, Brazil and the USA. Written accessibly, it argues that the development of the art museum since the mid 1970s has involved the deliberate blurring of boundaries between different categories of art.

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