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| − | Douglas Crimp is a left-wing art critic who wrote the 1981 article, | + | '''Douglas Crimp''' is a [[liberal|left-wing]] art critic who wrote the 1981 article, ''The End of Painting'', in which he argued that painting was no longer relevant to mankind. Critics have subsequently attacked this essay as a nihilistic attack on truth itself. |
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Douglas Crimp is a left-wing art critic who wrote the 1981 article, The End of Painting, in which he argued that painting was no longer relevant to mankind. Critics have subsequently attacked this essay as a nihilistic attack on truth itself.