thanks for the explanation I've read her book once but couldn't get a single thing lol her idea of the 'grid' is exactly how i feel about artworks around me
Thank you so much for this video. You say that Krauss was a disciple of Greenberg, so that makes me wonder: they form part of a school of thought? Is there any other art theorist that forms part of this movement? Are there other school of thoughs different from them? It would be very much appreciated any materials or essays you may recomend me on this particular subjetc. Thank you very much.
Try Hal Foster, Benjamin Buchloh, Yves-alain Bois for more or less likeminded writers, although the approaches differ widely . For contrasting views, there are Michael Fried, Thomas Crow, T J Clark, Douglas Crimp. Krauss is my favorite, for her very kind and attentive intellectual spirit.
thanks for the explanation I've read her book once but couldn't get a single thing lol her idea of the 'grid' is exactly how i feel about artworks around me
Thank you so much for this video. You say that Krauss was a disciple of Greenberg, so that makes me wonder: they form part of a school of thought? Is there any other art theorist that forms part of this movement? Are there other school of thoughs different from them? It would be very much appreciated any materials or essays you may recomend me on this particular subjetc. Thank you very much.
Try Hal Foster, Benjamin Buchloh, Yves-alain Bois for more or less likeminded writers, although the approaches differ widely . For contrasting views, there are Michael Fried, Thomas Crow, T J Clark, Douglas Crimp. Krauss is my favorite, for her very kind and attentive intellectual spirit.