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Home is difficult to capture: A revolutionary bootboy trapped in the postmodern eighties, he issued an ostensible manifesto on Neoism, reinvented psychogeography, and proceeded to spin off so many mythologies and variant histories of cultural assaults, art world ne'er-do-wells and his own biography that for a time the man himself seemed unlikely to have ever lived.
Paul McRandle: Westway Ho! Stewart Home at Performa 11 Paul McRandle 2011
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Home is difficult to capture: A revolutionary bootboy trapped in the postmodern eighties, he issued an ostensible manifesto on Neoism, reinvented psychogeography, and proceeded to spin off so many mythologies and variant histories of cultural assaults, art world ne'er-do-wells and his own biography that for a time the man himself seemed unlikely to have ever lived.
Paul McRandle: Westway Ho! Stewart Home at Performa 11 Paul McRandle 2011
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Home is difficult to capture: A revolutionary bootboy trapped in the postmodern eighties, he issued an ostensible manifesto on Neoism, reinvented psychogeography, and proceeded to spin off so many mythologies and variant histories of cultural assaults, art world ne'er-do-wells and his own biography that for a time the man himself seemed unlikely to have ever lived.
Paul McRandle: Westway Ho! Stewart Home at Performa 11 Paul McRandle 2011
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SMILE, before becoming involved with the underground "anti-art" Neoism movement.
Books news, reviews and author interviews | guardian.co.uk 2010
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Neoism on the other hand is a subculture actively engaged in avoiding cultural categorization.
Newswire Today - Free Newswire - Press Releases Distribution 2008
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