In painting and sculpture this was achieved by means of highly developed naturalistic illusionism, usually heightened by dramatic lighting effects, creating an unequaled sense of theatricality, energy and movement of forms, Architecture, departing from the classical canon revived during the Renaissance, took on the fluid, plastic aspects of sculpture. ...

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Mazzarella argues that they fail to treat mediation as an object of critical analysis and that they compound the problem by "demonizing it as the death-dealing, freeze-frame technology of those whose global sway depends on "fixing" the dynamic, productive, and im-mediate (their word is "immanent") energies of the multitude" (Mazzarella 2004). ...

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