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Conceptual art is art in which the idea, structure, or system matters more than the finished object. In this lesson, students learn how conceptual art shifted attention away from craft, beauty, and unique materials toward instructions, language, process, and context.

We focus on a clear working definition, the historical shift that made conceptual art possible, and the core question it asks: what makes something art? This lesson prepares students to recognize conceptual art without reducing it to a style or a visual look.

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