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Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast - Episode 43 | A Scientific Theory of the Art World

Episode 43 | A Scientific Theory of the Art World

02/23/22 • 44 min

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Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast

What does evolutionary science have to do with the art world? A fascinating conversation with Richard Prum, a leading thinker in evolutionary ornithology who has developed a theory that impacts how we think about artistic genius, radicality, and the art world at large.

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What does evolutionary science have to do with the art world? A fascinating conversation with Richard Prum, a leading thinker in evolutionary ornithology who has developed a theory that impacts how we think about artistic genius, radicality, and the art world at large.

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