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The 52 pages that link to Conceptual art, each with the reason it gives.

• Pop artCompared with: Conceptual art shifted emphasis from Pop's striking found imagery toward the status and definition of art.

• Clement GreenbergCompared with: Its emphasis on ideas unsettled Greenberg’s focus on visual experience and medium-specific form.

• Fine artCompared with: It tests whether fine art requires a crafted, aesthetically valued object.

• Neo-expressionismCompared with: Neo-expressionist painters rejected its emphasis on ideas over expressive, physical image-making.

• Textile artCompared with: Textile art foregrounds material and process, even when it also carries conceptual meaning.

• MaterialityCompared with: Its priority on ideas tests how much material presence is necessary to an artwork.

• Visual artsCompared with: It challenges definitions that identify visual art chiefly with crafted objects.

• Neo-popCompared with: Neo-pop often foregrounds conspicuous images and objects where Conceptual art may minimize them.

• Robert MapplethorpeCompared with: Mapplethorpe’s emphasis on the crafted photographic image differs from conceptual art’s priority on ideas.

• TransavantgardeCompared with: The Transavantgarde countered conceptual art’s dematerialization with paint, images, and personal expression.

• StuckismCompared with: It is the main artistic position that Stuckists challenge.