The Ethics Of Earth Art Amanda Boetzkes University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

Since Its Inception In The 1960S Earth Art Movement Has Sought To Make Visible Elusive Presence Of Nature Though Most Often Associated With Monumental Land-Based Sculptures Encompasses A Wide Range Media From Sculpture Body Performances And Installations Photographic Interventions Public Protest Community Projects Ethics Amanda Boetzkes Analyzes Development Arguing That Such Diverse Artists As Robert Smithson Ana Mendieta James Turrell Jackie Brookner Olafur Eliasson Basia Irland Ichi Ikeda Are Connected Through Their Elucidation Domain Ethical Concern Contends Basing Works\ Relationship Natural World On Receptivity Rather Than Representation Take An Stance Counters Both Instrumental View Seeks Master Romantic Posits Return Mythical State Unencumbered Continuity By Incorporating Receptive Surfaces Into Work-Film Footage Glaring Sunlight Aperture Chamber Opens Sky Or Porous Armature Which Vegetation Grows-Earth Articulate Dilemma Presents Revealing Fundamental Difference Between Human Shows Mediates Sensations While Allowing Itself Remain Irreducible Signification Σελίδες: 240 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm