Since its earlier modern stages, which date back to the 20th century, culture has become more and more interested in its own specificities, either medium or content-related, often recurring to extreme measures like the withdrawal of representation itself. The following is a brief history of “emptiness” in visual arts, which focuses on monochromes, voids and other iconoclastic tabulae rasae.

Tabula Rasa: A Diachronic Approach to “Emptiness” in Visual Arts

Francesco Spampinato
2015

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Since its earlier modern stages, which date back to the 20th century, culture has become more and more interested in its own specificities, either medium or content-related, often recurring to extreme measures like the withdrawal of representation itself. The following is a brief history of “emptiness” in visual arts, which focuses on monochromes, voids and other iconoclastic tabulae rasae.
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