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Art Journal

Art Journal, Spring 2008

In This Issue
Judith F. Rodenbeck
The Science of the Concrete
5

Artist’s Project
Lane Relyea
Debris and Immobility
6

Heather Mekkelson
Debris Field
9

Forum: Assemblage and Bricolage
Julia Kelly
The Anthropology of Assemblage
24

Anna Dezeuze
Assemblage, Bricolage, and the Practice of Everyday Life
31

Jonathan Katz
“Committing the Perfect Crime”: Sexuality, Assemblage, and the Postmodern Turn in American Art
38

Jaimey Hamilton
Arman’s System of Objects
54

Jo Applin
Bric-a-Brac: The Everyday Work of Tom Friedman
68

Patricio del Real
Slums Do Stink: Artists, Bricolage, and Our Need for Doses of “Real” Life
82

Interview
Marc James Léger
From Reaching Heiligendamm: An Interview with Oliver Ressler
100

Reviews

Eric C. H. de Bruyn on David Joselit, Feedback: Television against Democracy; Dina Ramadan on Jessica Winegar, Creative Reckonings: The Politics of Art and Culture in Contemporary Egypt; T’ai Smith on McKenzie Wark, Gamer Theory, and Alexander Galloway and Eugene Thacker, The Exploit: A Theory of Networks

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