The Artist As Economist: Art And Capitalism In 1960S Sophie Cras Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

This Timely And Original Study Transforms Our Understanding Of The Relationship Between Art Economics Bearing Witness To Changing Economic Landscape Amid Cold War Artists In 1960S Created Works That Critiqued Reshaped Sometimes Reinforced Spirit Capitalism At A Time When Currency Finance Were Becoming Ever More Abstracted—And Market Increasingly An Arena For Speculation—Artists On Both Sides Atlantic Turned Themes Often Grounded Human Context Artist As Economist Examines Who Approached These Issues Critical Imaginative Humorous Ways: Andy Warhol Larry Rivers Incorporated Iconography Printed Into Their Paintings While Ray Johnson Sought Disrupt Reinvent Circuits Commerce With His Mail Collages Yves Klein Edward Kienholz Conceptions Artistic Monetary Value Lee Lozano Dennis Oppenheim Engaged Directly New York Stock Exchange Such Examples Which Author Sophie Cras Insightfully Situates Within Historic Reveal Capitalism’s Visual Dimension Grow Entangled Volume Offers Consideration Art’s Capacity Reflect Reimagine Systems Σελίδες: 244 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1112 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm