On view also is ‘Context/Text’, a work which predates ‘Text/Context’ by one year and directly informed it. ‘Context/Text’ consists of text applied directly to the wall. Even before removing his work from the gallery/museum wall and taking it outdoors, with ‘Context/Text’ Mr. Kosuth already asserted that there is no such thing as a neutral space for art, and that the meaning of art always depends on where it is made and where it is exhibited. Here, it’s not enough to simply put the meaning of this work in context. Instead, Kosuth self-‐referentially insists in the text ‘messages’ and diagrams of ‘Context/Text’, that context enables the meaning of content, puts that meaning in play. ‘Context/Text’ exemplifies Kosuth’s vital engagement during the 1970’s with the social context of art. The two essential questions that are posed as a pairing in both works are these: Where does art find its audience? What does art say to that audience?