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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «NONART» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
nonart in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
nonart im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Art and
nonart: reflections on an orange crate and a moose call
In this contemporary approach to aesthetics, Marcia Eaton presents a theory that provides a method of dealing with skepticism regarding the possibility of distinguishing art from non-art.
Marcia Muelder Eaton, 1983
2
Art Versus
Nonart: Art Out of Mind
Tsion Avital poses the question: "Is modern art--art at all?
Using Nonart to Explain Art Most often, when nonart images appear in art history
they are used to account for fine-art practices. As important as that approach is for
postim- pressionism and some aspects of modernism, 1 have suggested that it ...
4
Essays on the Blurring of Art and Life
An artist choosing to make nonart performances simply has to know what
theatrical performances are and avoid doing them, quite consciously, at least in
the beginning. The value in listing one's options is to make things as conscious
as ...
Allan Kaprow, Jeff Kelley, 2003
5
Theatres of Immanence: Deleuze and the Ethics of Performance
There is not only 'art' and 'nonart', but also 'Art art' (or 'artlike art') and 'Art art in the
guise of nonart' or 'quasi nonart' (Kaprow 2003: 101). That is, it seems that for
Kaprow, nonart is not so much a 'thing' to which we can point as a particular ...
6
From Art to Politics: Octavio Paz and the Pursuit of Freedom
Since then, art has become essentially a self-referential activity, which means
that art has discharged itself from the burden of communicating with the nonart
world with the language of the nonart world. This is true of "high" art (by contrast
with ...
7
Parody: The Art that Plays with Art
Pop art is another example of a category that once seemed highly parodic, but
that now seems only slightly so. The nonart bindings of Pop have weakened, if
not disappeared. Initially, the sudden placement of advertising material, comic
book ...
8
Art and Objecthood: Essays and Reviews
Minimal art can also hide behind presence as size: I think of Bladen (though I am
not sure whether he is a certified Minimalist) as well as of some of the artists just
mentioned.5 Presence can be conferred by size or by the look of nonart.
An important corollary of the basic thesis is that the very possibility of art depends
on the prior existence of a world and life of nonart. Art is art at least partly
because it differs from an antecedent world and life of nonart Beings for whom art
is not ...
Edgar Evalt Sleinis, 2003
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One Place After Another: Site-specific Art and Locational ...
... practices today is the pursuit of a more intense engagement with the outside
world and everyday life — a critique of culture that is inclusive of nonart spaces,
nonart institutions, and nonart issues (blurring the division between art and
nonart, ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «NONART» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
nonart im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Thompson Family Foundation to Give Park Avenue Armory $65 Million
... family has asked to remain in place for 50 years, might take time to jell, because the armory building remains home to some nonart residents, ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Renzo Piano's new Whitney opens in NYC
His spaces, refined as they may be, diminish a sense of discrete institutional identity and typically privilege nonart functions like fine dining, ... «Dallas Morning News, Mai 15»
Jasper Johns and Ray Johnson on the Upper East Side
... the tiny dots of oil paint with which the Post-Impressionist Georges Seurat formed his images; the introduction of nonart materials or objects, ... «New York Times, Jan 15»
'Local History: Castellani, Judd, Stella,' at Dominique Lévy
Such work often involved nonart materials and occupied space assertively, without frames or pedestals. The sheer diversity and frequent ... «New York Times, Dez 14»
An Impression Indelible in Wax
The work's unprecedented realism—no work of art had ever included nonart materials before—was the fault line of opinion. Some praised the ... «Wall Street Journal, Okt 14»
Bringing art closer to the people
... the Met Museum not only seeks cultural upliftment, but also embraces art as a discipline in teaching nonart concepts such as cultural values, ... «Inquirer.net, Sep 14»
Arthur Danto's Critique of the 'Aesthetic Terrorism' of Jeff Koons
The boundary between art and nonart appeared to me sufficiently elastic that it could easily contain most of what I had seen up to then of ... «The Nation., Sep 14»
08/26/2014 – Salon des REfUSE: Art from found materials
As the show evolved it came to include artists using nonart and recycled materials. Re-use is an important idea for many of the artists in the ... «LocalPutnam, Aug 14»
Mon Levinson, 88, Op Art Sculptor, Dies
The Constructivists' use of nonart materials and geometry would be an important influence. Mr. Levinson's first works, which he called “knife ... «New York Times, Apr 14»
New Insights Into History May Skew the Big Picture
History — particularly in nonart museums — is the point. And it is bound to be an issue of debate. But the theme has been taking a peculiar turn ... «New York Times, Mär 14»
