Avant‑Garde and After: Rethinking Art Now
For a course on Contemporary Art. Offering a critical perspective, rather than a traditional survey, this provocative text explores the art of the last twenty years — the latter 1970s, the 1980s, and the first half of the 1990s — in both a thematic and chronological fashion. Using an engaging and approachable style and an abundance of color illustrations, it takes a long look at dominant tendencies in contemporary art in the United States, Western and Eastern Europe, and Russia, and provides a series of challenging view points on the most advanced art forms, themes, and issues.
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Painting, Curatorial practices, Performance, Museography, Photography, Postmodernism, Installation, Criticism
New York City
1995
176 pages
9780810927070
Open stacks
Yes
Yes
709.042 Tay
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