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Breaking Ground

Collected Writings Volume 1:

Breaking Ground: Art Modernisms 1920 – 1950 overturns the long-codified history of modernist criticism by demonstrating its roots, expansion and transformations as well as its final ossification.

Print: ISBN 978-1-7345043-0-9 / $18.99 ebook: 978-1-7345043-1-6 / $7.99 Trade paperback, 212pgs, 6×9
Breaking Ground is available to purchase from this website, your local bookstore, and online via Barnesandnoble.com, and other sites.
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