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February 01, 2012 Arts » Visual Art

The ordinary becomes exceptional in The Spectacular of Vernacular at the Ackland 

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Critic and theorist Maurice Blanchot wrote the following about the everyday in 1969, saying that it is "what is most difficult to discover." This elusive quality about the things and places that we see and experience every day extends to the vernacular…

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