Rosalind Krauss’s 1999 essay "Reinventing the Medium" argues that while traditional artistic mediums have dissolved, artists like James Coleman reinvent the concept through a "technical support" that creates new, self-imposed rules [1, 2]. The text, which analyzes the post-medium condition through a critical reading of Walter Benjamin, can be accessed through academic databases such as JSTOR or within Krauss's book, A Voyage on the North Sea
(if you have institutional access): JSTOR, Project MUSE, or your university library’s e-resources. The essay appears in: rosalind krauss reinventing the medium pdf
– Perpetual Inventory is available in paperback (MIT Press, 2010). Many academic libraries also have it. Many academic libraries also have it
Once you locate the PDF, do not read it linearly. Krauss writes in a dense, crystalline style—every sentence carries weight. Follow this method: Follow this method: