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diarist
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diarist
a person who keeps or writes a diary, esp one that is subsequently published


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In Seven Days in the Art World, Thornton chronicles her globe-trotting with a variety of art professionals, but her diaristic approach is a bit dry.
IN OTHER WORDS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
The obsessively diaristic approach may suggest that Kawara's art is based on autobiography, as (which Lucy Lippard famously remarked) "a kind of self-reassurance that that artist does, in fact, exist.
On Kawara by Colpitt, Frances / ArtUS
Given Sitney's characteristic careful attention and agile erudition, if anyone could reveal the continuity between Emerson and the diaristic, quotidian films of Jonas Mekas, for instance, or Ernie Gehr's structural masterpiece, Serene Velocity (1970), it is he.
In Sight: RICHARD DEMING ON P. Adams Sitney's eyes upside down by Deming, Richard / Artforum International
 
 
 
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