An important new survey on abstract art that takes content as a guide to form, and breaks open the canon to make room for artists from across the globe.
An important new survey on abstract art that takes content as a guide to form, and breaks open the canon to make room for artists from across the globe.
Pepe Karmel received his B.A. from Harvard College and his Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, and now teaches in the Department of Art History, New York University. He is the author of Picasso and the Invention of Cubism, and has written for publications including Art in America and The New York Times. Karmel has also curated or co-curated numerous exhibitions.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Bodies: Dancers, Athletes and Poets Workers and Machines Totems Presences Organs and Fluids . 2. Landscapes: Vortexes and Gusts Cliffs, Waterfalls and Fog Waves Open Windows Vibrations . 3. Cosmologies: Orbits Suns and planets Star Charts . 4. Architectures: Towers, Buildings and Boxes Windows, Plans and Elevations . 5. Signs & Patterns: Fabric and Decoration Typography Calligraphy Maps and Charts
1. Bodies: Dancers, Athletes and Poets Workers and Machines Totems Presences Organs and Fluids . 2. Landscapes: Vortexes and Gusts Cliffs, Waterfalls and Fog Waves Open Windows Vibrations . 3. Cosmologies: Orbits Suns and planets Star Charts . 4. Architectures: Towers, Buildings and Boxes Windows, Plans and Elevations . 5. Signs & Patterns: Fabric and Decoration Typography Calligraphy Maps and Charts
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