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	Comments on: The Artwork Caught by the Tail: Two on Francis Picabia from MIT	</title>
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		By: Lutz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Am reading this now, the review is really spot-on. The frustrating thing about the October circle is how they often do not manage to connect the theorizing (which I find sympathetic) with a viewing/experience of the work . . . and the Goux readings here seem almost like a parody of that. But still, while I’m skimming over a lot of the pages, this book makes me excited about Picabia’s works, which clearly can absorb such readings and still have some impact left for the more lay-minded viewer.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Am reading this now, the review is really spot-on. The frustrating thing about the October circle is how they often do not manage to connect the theorizing (which I find sympathetic) with a viewing/experience of the work . . . and the Goux readings here seem almost like a parody of that. But still, while I’m skimming over a lot of the pages, this book makes me excited about Picabia’s works, which clearly can absorb such readings and still have some impact left for the more lay-minded viewer.</p>
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