HAZIR NESNEDEN SANAT NESNESİNE: SAAT

HAZIR NESNEDEN SANAT NESNESİNE: SAAT

In this article, it will be explored transformation of a readymade object to an art object on the basis of works of the artists who dealt the concept of time by using “clock” as a readymade object. Within the scope of the article, it will be discussed the transformation of clock and the concept of t...

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