Nonconformers: A New History Of Self-Taught Artists Lisa Slominski Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Global History Of Self-Taught Artists Advocating For Nuanced Understanding Modern And Contemporary Art Often Challenged By The Establishment “An Essential Addition To Any Discerning Lover’s Collection An Informative Important Companion Aficionados Budding Curators Total Novices Alike ”—Vanity Fair London When World Has Paid Attention Makers From Outside Cultural Including So-Called Outsider It Generally Been Within Limiting Categories Yet These Many Women People With Disabilities Color Have Had Transformative Effect On Responding Growing Interest In This Book Offers Their Work How Understood Early Twentieth Century Present Day Nonconformers Includes Henry Darger Hilma Af Klint Bill Traylor Alongside That Other Who Deserve Widespread Recognition Reviews Influenced Key Movements Twentieth-Century Highlights Voices Practitioners Offering New Interviews William Scott Mamadou Cissé George Widener International Group Contributors Addresses Topics Such As Development Black Folk Movement America L’art Brut France Creative Process Working Traditional Studios Themes Figuration Landscape Abstraction Scope Chronological Breadth Alternative Narrative Is Introduction Genre Long Known “Outsider ” Σελίδες: 400 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0620 Διαστάσεις: 21X21Cm