David Lamelas's 1970 Publication Critiques Conceptual Art Internationalization

In 1970, David Lamelas released a work called Publication, which offers a subtle critique of how conceptual art has become globalized, presented through thirteen responses. He collected thoughts from influential artists like Daniel Buren, Gilbert and George, Lucy Lippard, and Lawrence Wiener, all focusing on three key ideas about the role of language in art. Lamelas created this piece after relocating from Argentina to Western Europe in 1968, and it was displayed at the Nigel Greenwood Gallery in London. This work reflects a fresh perspective from someone new to the Western European art scene, along with Lamelas's unique approaches that led to the publication. This discussion appears in ARTMargins Online's Volume 2 Issue 3 from 2013.