Conceptual Art
Conceptual Art emerged in the 1960s and became famous for prioritizing ideas and concepts over traditional artistic skills. It challenged the notion of art as a physical object and placed emphasis on the artist's idea or concept as the primary focus. Conceptual Art questioned the role, purpose, and boundaries of art, and often utilized various mediums such as installations, performances, photography, and text-based works to convey its ideas.
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