The Falsification of Time: Carol Mancusi-Ungaro with Yve-Alain Bois | Live from the Whitney

October 6, 2016: Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, Melva Bucksbaum Associate Director for Conservation and Research, presents a lecture entitled "The Falsification of Time," a term used by artist Sol LeWitt. The lecture positions complex issues associated with the art of our time, including replication and 3D printing, in the historical context of art conservation. Yve-Alain Bois, Professor of Art History at the Institute for Advanced Study, joins Mancusi-Ungaro in conversation after the lecture.

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8 years ago i was on my private jet eating Caviar and thinking about all the low life below me eating garbage and at that moment i started to laugh so much the 6 escorts started dancing and it was pure lush to be that Amazing.

[@davefidel]

lol

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while this kind of books are wrong about many things, modern genetic study does prove that mongols are the cu mdump of chinese turks and uralics, and their domain was never more than around south siberia and central asia.

[@edwardstrinden]

All of this artwork is garbage. Don't you think so?

[@despilks]

The whole lecture is pompous pseudo-intellectual garbage.

[@scottmerrow1488]

HISTORY (as presented) IS PSEUDO-INTELLECTUAL GARBAGE

[@davidjd123]

@World Viral Daily didnt he believe we landed on the moon though? which we didnt.

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