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Rosalind Krauss' Voyage on the North Sea: Art in the Age of the Post-Medium Condition sketches out a theory for post-medium art. Using one of the artworks studied in the course (Passing Through - Saburo Murakami), define using quotations the concept of the post-medium and, then, explain how it's at work in one of the artworks we studied this semester. Think about what the author uses the post-medium to do or say in their artwork.

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