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Minimalist touch makes the most of everyday materials

By Cate McQuaid
Globe Correspondent / November 2, 2006

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In Tara Donovan's art, you can see the democratic impulse and willingness to make any material a work of art that characterize Pop Art and Dada. There are also the obsessively repetitive gestures that have been in vogue during the last decade. Then, surprising amid the rest, there's a nod to Minimalism. (Full article: 881 words)

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