ESSAY: CONCEPT ART [As published in An Anthology (1963). Errors are corrected and punctuation is normalized.] "Concept art" is first of all an art of which the material is "concepts," as the material of for ex. music is sound. Since "concepts" are closely bound up with language, concept art is a kind of art of which the material is language. That is, unlike for ex. a work of music, in which the music proper (as opposed …showed first 75 words of 1334 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1334 total…on Windows" by La Monte Young. The embracing title is 2 Sounds (1960). "my revolution in mathematics" When Flynt submitted "Concept Art" for publication, he did not include this appendix. The argument of this revolution was transferred to Chapter 5 of the 1963-64 anti-art manuscripts (survives in holograph, was never published), and in "1966 Mathematical Studies," etc., in Blueprint for a Higher Civilization. Academic notice of these claims appears in Graham Priest, "Perceiving Contradictions," Australasian Journal of Philosophy, December 1999.