"Karin Zitzewitz's Infrastructure and Form represents an important contribution to the literature on global contemporary art, making a crucial argument about the importance of infrastructure to the formats, themes, materials, and very forms of contemporary art."--Ming Tiampo, Professor of Art History, Carleton University "Infrastructure and Form marks a signal intervention by rigorously articulating an approach via 'infrastructure.' Through this lens, we see the art between 1991 and 2008 as emergent from and embedded in institutions, funders, physical spaces, nation-states, and the intimate networks of friendship and gossip. Infrastructure and Form thoroughly reinvigorates art historical study of this important period and its vibrant art infrastructures."--Rebecca M. Brown, Professor, Johns Hopkins University