An Associative Art HistoryAn Associative Art History rethinks the position of Czech, Slovak, and Eastern European postwar art within the broader global context. Rather than repeating Western centric narratives or drawing direct comparisons, the book explores the specific cultural and political conditions that shaped artistic creation and interpretation in the East. How do figures like Knik, Kol, Koller, and Kovanda intersect with movements such as Situationism, Minimalism, and

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