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THE ECLIPSE OF ART - Tackling the Crisis in Art Today

THE ECLIPSE OF ART - Tackling the Crisis in Art Today

THE ECLIPSE OF ART

An exploration of the modern public's alienation from contemporary art, by outspoken critic Julian Spalding. Spalding makes a powerful plea for the revival of communication, accessibility and traditional skills in the art field. In a forthright manner, Spalding examines the key ideas underpinning modern art and finds them wanting.

He illustrates how artistic craft, learning, content and judgement have each been compromised by commercialism, cynicism and politics, and argues for the revival of an art whose ambition is to communicate, as profoundly and elegantly as it can, with everyone. The author's hope is that readers, when they close this book, will not only think "I knew I was right not to like modern art, and now I know why", but will also be enabled to look for the art of today that is of lasting quality.

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Emne	Kunsthistorie
Kunstner	Diverse
Forfatter	Spalding, Julian
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer
Format / Sideantal	23 x 16 cm / 128 sider
Udgivelsesår	2003
Indbinding	Hæftet
Forlag	Prestel
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ISBN	3791328816
Lev.	3-5 dage

THE ECLIPSE OF ART

An exploration of the modern public's alienation from contemporary art, by outspoken critic Julian Spalding. Spalding makes a powerful plea for the revival of communication, accessibility and traditional skills in the art field. In a forthright manner, Spalding examines the key ideas underpinning modern art and finds them wanting.

He illustrates how artistic craft, learning, content and judgement have each been compromised by commercialism, cynicism and politics, and argues for the revival of an art whose ambition is to communicate, as profoundly and elegantly as it can, with everyone. The author's hope is that readers, when they close this book, will not only think "I knew I was right not to like modern art, and now I know why", but will also be enabled to look for the art of today that is of lasting quality.