Wassily Kandinsky, Max Ernst, Jackson Pollock and Joseph Beuys were the leading artists of their generations to recognize the rich possibilities that animism and shamanism offered. While each of these artists' connection with shamanism has been written about separately, author Evan Firestone brings the four together in order to better examine their individual approaches to anthropological materials and to define similarities and differences between them. Firestone's close readings of their artworks and examination of the relevant texts available to them reveal fresh new insights and perspectives.…mehr
Wassily Kandinsky, Max Ernst, Jackson Pollock and Joseph Beuys were the leading artists of their generations to recognize the rich possibilities that animism and shamanism offered. While each of these artists' connection with shamanism has been written about separately, author Evan Firestone brings the four together in order to better examine their individual approaches to anthropological materials and to define similarities and differences between them. Firestone's close readings of their artworks and examination of the relevant texts available to them reveal fresh new insights and perspectives.
Evan R. Firestone is Professor Emeritus of Art History, University of Georgia, USA.
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Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction: Explorers, Writers, and Artists Discover Shamanism 1. Kandinsky and Animism: "Everything 'Dead' Trembled" 2. Max Ernst's La femme 100 têtes: A Shamanic-Alchemical Romance 3. Vision Quest: Jackson Pollock and the Native-American Spirit World 4. Joseph Beuys as Shaman: The Medium is the Message Conclusion: The Occult, Primitivism, Modernism and Anti-Modernism Addendum: Beuys Redux
Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction: Explorers, Writers, and Artists Discover Shamanism 1. Kandinsky and Animism: "Everything 'Dead' Trembled" 2. Max Ernst's La femme 100 têtes: A Shamanic-Alchemical Romance 3. Vision Quest: Jackson Pollock and the Native-American Spirit World 4. Joseph Beuys as Shaman: The Medium is the Message Conclusion: The Occult, Primitivism, Modernism and Anti-Modernism Addendum: Beuys Redux
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