Jan Verwoert: Why is Art Met With Disbelief? It’s Too Much Like Magic

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Jan Verwoert: Why is Art Met With Disbelief? It’s Too Much Like Magic

Jan Verwoert選譯—為何藝術信念不再？因為它太像魔術了

February 10th, 2015／ Type： Translation

Author: Jan Verwoert，吳伯山 (翻譯) ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: The Child Alberta, Silke Otto-Knapp and Jan Verwoert, eds. (Banff: The Banff Centre, Walter Phillips Gallery/ Vancouver: Setup, Issue 3.5, 2013)

Note: "Why is Art Met With Disbelief? It's Too Much Like Magic." Previously published in The Child Alberta, Silke Otto-Knapp and Jan Verwoert, eds. (Banff: The Banff Centre, Walter Phillips Gallery/ Vancouver: Setup, Issue 3.5, 2013), 164–173; and in COOKIE!, Vivian Sky Rehberg and Marnie Slater, eds. (Berlin: Sternberg Press / Rotterdam: Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy, 2014), 91–106.

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