Sentences with phrase «qualify as abstraction»
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Can you expand a bit why adding a layer of abstraction would make the system not qualify as a Republic?
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This show may stint on artists whose abstraction had an intensely optical focus, as if they had no qualifying social vision, but art is art and the joys come in everywhere nonetheless.
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