A Manifesto for The Red Krayola - Revision history

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	~~== Background ==~~		''[[A Manifesto for The Red Krayola]]'' is a text that was published in the [[Whitney Biennial 2012]] catalog.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20161025225200/http://theredkrayola.org/Manifesto</ref> Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]].
	~~This~~ text was published in the [[Whitney Biennial 2012]] catalog.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20161025225200/http://theredkrayola.org/Manifesto</ref>
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	<blockquote>The melting of historical relations "obliges the mind to go where it need not degrade itself." It may still fall to the work of art to assert what is barred to politics — resistance of some kind. But when we speak of "resistance," we know that the idea is inflected by modalities like “being hoped for” and "being just out of reach." We may also think that it has to be inflected by truculence. It is open to us under these circumstances to attempt the construction of forms of critical negativity that are not merely nostalgic.		<blockquote>The melting of historical relations "obliges the mind to go where it need not degrade itself." It may still fall to the work of art to assert what is barred to politics — resistance of some kind. But when we speak of "resistance," we know that the idea is inflected by modalities like “being hoped for” and "being just out of reach." We may also think that it has to be inflected by truculence. It is open to us under these circumstances to attempt the construction of forms of critical negativity that are not merely nostalgic.
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	* ~~Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]~~		* "Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks" is a line from Art & Language's opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a "tightening of the criteria" a la Niklas Luhmann
	* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from Art & Language's opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a "tightening of the criteria" a la Niklas Luhmann
	* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]		* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]

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	* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]		* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]
	* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from ~~the~~ opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a "tightening of the criteria" a la Niklas Luhmann		* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from Art & Language's opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a "tightening of the criteria" a la Niklas Luhmann
	* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]		* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]

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	* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]		* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]
	* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a 'tightening of the criteria' a la Niklas Luhmann		* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a "tightening of the criteria" a la Niklas Luhmann
	* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]		* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]

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	* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]		* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]
	* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a 'tightening of the criteria' a la ~~Nikolas~~ Luhmann		* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a 'tightening of the criteria' a la Niklas Luhmann
	* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]		* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]

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	* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]		* Based on its language and style, the text was likely written primarily by [[Art & Language]]
	* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest ~~that~~ a 'tightening of the criteria' ~~in is order~~ a la Nikolas Luhmann		* 'Disguise is the first of the plotter’s tasks' is a line from the opera ''[[Victorine]]''. Art & Language previously quoted this line in their 2007 essay "Not Quite The Belaqua Pose"<ref>http://www.systemsart.org/a_lpaper.html</ref><ref>https://zkm.de/en/media/video/art-language-not-quite-the-belacqua-pose</ref> Both essays also suggest a 'tightening of the criteria' a la Nikolas Luhmann
	* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]		* See also: [[Art & Language Sings a Song\|''Art & Language Sings a Song'']]

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