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Daniel Buren
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Grand Palais: Daniel Buren and his art installation
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Daniel Buren

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    …these was the French artist Daniel Buren, who from 1965 produced standardized stripe paintings that were incorporated into various settings: banners in front of public buildings, billboards, bus shelters, and so on. By implication, Buren asserted that painting had to develop a new relationship with the everyday world. Belgian artist…

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    …these was the French artist Daniel Buren, who from 1965 produced standardized stripe paintings that were incorporated into various settings: banners in front of public buildings, billboards, bus shelters, and so on. By implication, Buren asserted that painting had to develop a new relationship with the everyday world. Belgian artist…

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