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Our new aim is the organisation of the material environment, i.e. of contemporary industrial production, and all active artistic creativity must be directed towards this.
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The statement sets a new priority: shaping the physical surroundings through contemporary industrial production. It says that artistic work should be directed toward this practical task, rather than treated as separate from everyday material life. In simple terms, art is being asked to help organise how industrially produced things and environments are made and arranged.
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- Tate Papers, no. 14 — Christina Lodder, “Liubov Popova: From Painting to Textile Design”
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