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Minimalism: Art and polemics in the sixties
Minimalism: Origins
Minimalism : art of circumstance
Minimal Art : a critical anthology
Conceptual art
The triumph of anti-art: Conceptual and performance art
Conceptual art: Theory, myth, and practice
One and Five Ideas : on conceptual art and conceptualism
Conceptual Art in Britain, 1964-1979
Frank Stella : A retrospective
Agnes Martin
Donald Judd
Sol Lewitt: Incomplete open cubes
Duchamp, 1887-1968 : art as anti-art
Gillian Wearing
Joseph Beuys: Actions, vitrines, environments
Lawrence Weiner
Barbara Kruger
Sol LeWitt - a wall drawing retrospective
Joseph Kasuth - one and three chairs
Modern artists in conceptual art
Modern artists in minimalism
Liu Bolin - hiding in the city
Famous Minimalist Art that defined the genre
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