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Conceptual artConceptual art, sometimes called idea art, is art in which the ideas of the artist are more important than the means used to express them.Conceptual art first came to be made in the 1960s and 1970s. It is generally seen as an expansion of minimalism. Many artists turned to conceptualism because of a belief that creating commerically marketable works was in some way unethical. Conceptual art often makes use of materials such as photographs, maps, and videos. It is sometimes reduced to a set of instructions documenting how to make a work, but stopping short of actually making it--the idea behind the art is more important than the artefact itself. Out of this concept artforms like fluxus and mail art have emerged.
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representatives fearing that their support of the measure would alienate
when it came up for consideration late one night before the adjournment,
gallery, and said,'There is no use in your staying here. The Senate is
home, and think no more about it.'
Morse retired to his rooms, and after paying his bill for board,
thirty-seven cents and a half in the world.html">world. Kneeling by his bed-side he
comforted in spirit, fell asleep. While eating his breakfast next
L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents, came up with a beaming
Years afterwards Morse declared that this was the turning-point in the
to the fraction of a dollar; and had the passage of the Bill failed from
my part to introduce to the world my new invention.'
Grateful to Miss Ellsworth for bringing the good news, he declared
the first despatch.
The Government now paid him a salary of 2,500 dollars a month to
upon. Professors Gale and Fisher became his assistants. Vail was put in
site of the cotton mill where he had worked as a mechanic, and who had
of the line. The conductor was a five-wire cable laid in pipes; but
for the relay, the insulation broke down. Cornell, it is stated,
The leaders consulted in secret, for failure was staring them in the
Smith, who had lost his faith in the undertaking, claimed 4000 of the
quarrel arose between him and Morse, which only ended in the grave. He
dejection, proposed to let the patent expire, and if the Government
while Smith would be deprived of his portion. Happily, it was decided
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