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retroaction

[ re-troh-ak-shuhn ]

noun

  1. action that is opposed or contrary to the preceding action.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of retroaction1

First recorded in 1560–70; retro- + action
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“RETROaction†is similarly ambitious, though much smaller.

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The eight Biennial artists in “RETROaction†— out of the 82 that participated back in the day — may have started on the margins but they ended up being represented by top-tier galleries.

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Thirty years later, at a moment where we seem to be dealing with so many of the same issues — pandemic, realignment of geopolitical boundaries, war, police brutality, economic crisis — “RETROaction,†at Hauser & Wirth, revisits these two art world events.

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The purpose of “RETROaction,†according to Fowle and Bhabha, is not to relive 1993 at a 30-year remove.

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What is to become of the prison population in a state known to dole out excessive sentencing for some crimes that have since been deemed misdemeanors, yet no retroaction was afforded?

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