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Artistes contemporains et leurs critiquesSéries

Cette série explore le paysage dynamique de l'art contemporain, en examinant les relations complexes entre les créateurs et leurs critiques. Chaque volume offre un aperçu approfondi de la vie et des œuvres d'artistes importants, analysant comment leurs visions ont été façonnées, remises en question et célébrées par le discours critique. C'est une lecture essentielle pour les amateurs d'art, les étudiants et les professionnels cherchant à comprendre le monde en constante évolution de la critique d'art et son profond impact sur la production artistique.

Beyond the Mainstream
Abstract Art in the Late Twentieth Century
Surrealist Art and Writing, 1919-1939
Signifying Art
Artist and Identity in Twentieth-Century America
The Widening Circle

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  • The Widening Circle

    The Consequences of Modernism in Contemporary Art

    • 252pages
    • 9 heures de lecture
    4,0(14)Évaluer

    Exploring the evolution of modernism and its impact on art since the 1960s, this collection of essays delves into various artistic movements, influential figures, and key themes that have shaped contemporary art. The writings offer critical insights and analyses, reflecting on how societal changes and technological advancements have influenced artistic expression. With a focus on both established and emerging artists, the essays provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and innovations within modern art.

    The Widening Circle

  • Artist and Identity in Twentieth-Century America

    • 308pages
    • 11 heures de lecture
    3,0(1)Évaluer

    The book highlights how American identity and culture serve as a crucial foundation for the evolution of American art. It explores the interplay between national themes and artistic expression, illustrating how artists have drawn inspiration from the diverse experiences and landscapes of the United States. Through various examples, it emphasizes the significance of America's unique characteristics in shaping artistic movements and individual works, ultimately defining the essence of American art.

    Artist and Identity in Twentieth-Century America

  • Signifying Art

    Essays on Art After 1960

    • 336pages
    • 12 heures de lecture
    5,0(2)Évaluer

    Focusing on a generation of artists and writers influenced by the New York School, this study explores their creative responses and contributions to the art scene. It delves into their unique interpretations and the ways they have shaped contemporary thought and aesthetics, highlighting their significance in the broader cultural context. The analysis emphasizes the interplay between the original New York School and its successors, showcasing the evolution of ideas and artistic expression within this vibrant community.

    Signifying Art

  • Surrealist Art and Writing, 1919-1939

    • 336pages
    • 12 heures de lecture
    4,4(5)Évaluer

    This book offers a fresh analysis of Surrealism by exploring its historical, social, and intellectual contexts. It delves into the movement's origins and its impact on art and culture, examining key figures and their contributions. The text highlights the interplay between Surrealism and contemporary societal issues, providing a deeper understanding of its significance and legacy. Through critical insights, it invites readers to reconsider the movement's relevance in today's world.

    Surrealist Art and Writing, 1919-1939

  • Abstract Art in the Late Twentieth Century

    • 236pages
    • 9 heures de lecture
    4,1(11)Évaluer

    Exploring the pivotal role of abstract painting in modern art, this collection of essays delves into the critical issues and themes that define the genre. It examines the evolution of abstract art, its impact on artistic expression, and the philosophical questions it raises. Through insightful analysis, the essays highlight the significance of abstraction in shaping contemporary aesthetics and its ongoing relevance in the art world.

    Abstract Art in the Late Twentieth Century

  • Beyond the Mainstream

    Essays on Modern and Contemporary Art

    • 348pages
    • 13 heures de lecture
    3,0(2)Évaluer

    The collection features insightful essays by Peter Selz that explore the evolution of art and the influential artists of the twentieth century. Selz's writings delve into various movements and styles, providing a critical analysis of the cultural context and significance of the works and artists he discusses. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for understanding the transformative impact of modern art and the creative forces behind it.

    Beyond the Mainstream