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1 Rubinstein was a founder of Russian conceptualism, a pie-in-your-face response to the socialist realism favored by the Soviet regime.

2 Where Álvarez Muñoz uses the more oblique language of conceptualism, Rosas is preoccupied by craft.

3 Echoes of Truitt’s humanistic, contemplative conceptualism might be detected in Roni Horn’s cast glass shapes, or in the approach of a younger generation of abstract painters such as Laura Owens and Amy Sillman—artists who convey private meaning without relying on narrative or easily read imagery.

4 Like Liu himself did back in the early 1990s, Xiaojun is studying traditional painting technique at an institution not yet ready to encourage students to embrace Western art practices like conceptualism or Dada.

5 His work seemed to foreground process, or the making of art, with an almost eerie sense of detachment and anticipated movements like Pop art, conceptualism, and minimalism.

6 Nowadays, portraiture is enjoying a renaissance, but at the time Wiley’s decision to represent people—especially those who weren’t white—was a bold break with the era’s conceptualism.

7 The ‘80s were a heady time in arts education, and by the time Barth received her master of fine arts from UCLA in 1985, her foundation in conceptualism and postmodern theory ran deep.

8 Resnick’s work contributes to the conceptual discourse of the time, but also transcends it by reimagining more traditional art forms based on the formal breakthroughs of conceptualism.

9 According to this theory of meaning, this kind of nominalism is the exact equivalence of conceptualism.

根据这样的意义理论，阿伯拉尔的唯名论实际上也就是概念论。

10 Legal conceptualism has been regarded as an obstacle to the judical adaption of the law to social change.

法律概念论被认为是使法律在司法方面适应社会变革的一个障碍。

1 概念的

conceptual intelligible conceptive

2 概念

conceptual intelligible conceptive idea image picture concept construct intention notion conception conceptualization intellection