Art//Archaeology//Art: Letting-Go Beyond

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Professor Bailey investigates the articulations of art and archaeology. He argues that while recent influences of contemporary art have expanded archaeological interpretations of the past, more provocative and substantial work remains to be done. The most exciting current output is pushing hard against the boundaries of art as well as of archaeology. Bailey’s proposal is for archaeologists to take greater risks in their work, and to cut loose the restraints of their traditional subject boundaries and institutional expectations. The potential result of such work will rest neatly within neither art nor archaeology, but will emerge as something else altogether. The new work will move the study of human nature into uncharted and exciting new territories.

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Bailey, D. (2014). Art//Archaeology//Art: Letting-Go Beyond. In One World Archaeology (Vol. 11, pp. 231–250). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8990-0_15

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