Value art politics : criticism, meaning and interpretation after Postmodernism / edited by Jonathan Harris.
This collection of essays draws together questions of value and evaluation in relation to studies of historical and contemporary art and artists, within a broad 'social history of art' conceptual framework.
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| Language: | English |
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Liverpool :
Liverpool University Press,
2007.
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| Series: | Value, art, politics.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : With postmodernism grounded : prospects for renewal in critical art history / Jonathan Harris
- Dark side of the landscape / John Barrell
- Forecasting Belshazzar's fall / Albert Boime
- 'Real primitives' : Cézanne, Wittgenstein, and the nature of aesthetic quality / Paul Smith
- Death and tourism : Claude Monet's paintings of Venice / Stephen F. Eisenman
- Phenomenality and materiality in Cézanne / T.J. Clark
- The end of left art history? / T.J. Clark
- Prosthetic illusions of masculinity : Hans Bellmer's dolls and the Fascist imaginary / Susanne Baackmann
- René Magritte and the spectre of commodity fetishism / David Craven
- Three artists (three women) / Anne M. Wagner
- Suspensa vix via fit : Jasper Johns' Catenary ; The work of art and the art object ; The everyday self and the extraordinary self / Fred Orton
- 'Norman Rockwell' at the Guggenheim / Alan Wallach
- The capture of meaning / John Tagg
- The dialectic of disappointment : Adorno and art criticism since the 1980s / Paul Mattick
- 'Every man knows where and how beauty gives him pleasure' : beauty discourse and the logic of aesthetics / Amelia Jones
- Virtuosity and contrivance in the new sculpture / Brandon Taylor.