Meanings of Abstract Art
Between Nature and Theory
Herausgeber: Crowther, Paul; Wünsche, Isabel
Meanings of Abstract Art
Between Nature and Theory
Herausgeber: Crowther, Paul; Wünsche, Isabel
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This book explores the relation of abstract art to nature. It covers three categories of essays: classical modernism (Mondrian, Malevich, Kandinsky, Arp, early American abstraction); post-war abstraction (Pollock, Still, Newman, Smithson, Noguchi, Arte Povera, Michaux, postmodern developments); and the broader historical and philosophical scope.
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This book explores the relation of abstract art to nature. It covers three categories of essays: classical modernism (Mondrian, Malevich, Kandinsky, Arp, early American abstraction); post-war abstraction (Pollock, Still, Newman, Smithson, Noguchi, Arte Povera, Michaux, postmodern developments); and the broader historical and philosophical scope.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 417g
- ISBN-13: 9781138233867
- ISBN-10: 1138233862
- Artikelnr.: 46764549
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 417g
- ISBN-13: 9781138233867
- ISBN-10: 1138233862
- Artikelnr.: 46764549
Paul Crowther is Chair of Philosophy at the National University of Ireland, Galway Isabel Wünsche is Professor of Art and Art History at Jacobs University, Bremen
Selected Contents: 1. Life into Art: Nature Philosophy, the Life Sciences,
and Abstract Art Isabel Wünsche 2. Mondrian's First Diamond Composition:
Spatial Totality and the Plane of the Starry Sky Marek Wieczorek 3. Man,
Space and the Zero of Form: Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism and the Natural
World Christina Lodder 4. The Role of Mathematical Structure, Natural Form
and Pattern in the Art Theory of Wassily Kandinsky: The Quest for Order and
Unity Christopher Short 5. "We want to produce like a plant that produces a
fruit": Hans Arp and the "Nature Principle" Astrid von Asten 6. Natural
Forces and Phenomena as Inspiration and Meaning in Early American
Abstraction Herbert R. Hartel, Jr. 7. Jackson Pollock: The Sin of Images
Elizabeth Langhorne 8. Clyfford Still's Regionalist Shamanism Stephen
Polcari 9. "Man is Present": Barnett Newman's Search for the Experience of
the Self Eva Ehninger 10. Nature, Entropy, and Robert Smithson's Utopian
Vision of a Culture of Decay John G. Hatch 11. Embodied Nature: Isamu
Noguchi's Intetra Fountain Dominika Glogowski 12. The Arte Povera
Experience: Nature Re-Presented Laura Petican 13. Nature's Hand: Writing
Abstraction in the Work of Henri Michaux Birgit Mersmann 14. Abstract Art
and Techno-Nature: The Postmodern Dimension Paul Crowther 15. Art, Beauty,
and the Sacred: Four Ways to Abstraction Karsten Harries 16. The
Complexities of "Abstracting" from Nature Andrew Inkpin 17.Meaning in
Abstract Art: From Ur-Nature to the Transperceptual Paul Crowther
and Abstract Art Isabel Wünsche 2. Mondrian's First Diamond Composition:
Spatial Totality and the Plane of the Starry Sky Marek Wieczorek 3. Man,
Space and the Zero of Form: Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism and the Natural
World Christina Lodder 4. The Role of Mathematical Structure, Natural Form
and Pattern in the Art Theory of Wassily Kandinsky: The Quest for Order and
Unity Christopher Short 5. "We want to produce like a plant that produces a
fruit": Hans Arp and the "Nature Principle" Astrid von Asten 6. Natural
Forces and Phenomena as Inspiration and Meaning in Early American
Abstraction Herbert R. Hartel, Jr. 7. Jackson Pollock: The Sin of Images
Elizabeth Langhorne 8. Clyfford Still's Regionalist Shamanism Stephen
Polcari 9. "Man is Present": Barnett Newman's Search for the Experience of
the Self Eva Ehninger 10. Nature, Entropy, and Robert Smithson's Utopian
Vision of a Culture of Decay John G. Hatch 11. Embodied Nature: Isamu
Noguchi's Intetra Fountain Dominika Glogowski 12. The Arte Povera
Experience: Nature Re-Presented Laura Petican 13. Nature's Hand: Writing
Abstraction in the Work of Henri Michaux Birgit Mersmann 14. Abstract Art
and Techno-Nature: The Postmodern Dimension Paul Crowther 15. Art, Beauty,
and the Sacred: Four Ways to Abstraction Karsten Harries 16. The
Complexities of "Abstracting" from Nature Andrew Inkpin 17.Meaning in
Abstract Art: From Ur-Nature to the Transperceptual Paul Crowther
Selected Contents: 1. Life into Art: Nature Philosophy, the Life Sciences,
and Abstract Art Isabel Wünsche 2. Mondrian's First Diamond Composition:
Spatial Totality and the Plane of the Starry Sky Marek Wieczorek 3. Man,
Space and the Zero of Form: Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism and the Natural
World Christina Lodder 4. The Role of Mathematical Structure, Natural Form
and Pattern in the Art Theory of Wassily Kandinsky: The Quest for Order and
Unity Christopher Short 5. "We want to produce like a plant that produces a
fruit": Hans Arp and the "Nature Principle" Astrid von Asten 6. Natural
Forces and Phenomena as Inspiration and Meaning in Early American
Abstraction Herbert R. Hartel, Jr. 7. Jackson Pollock: The Sin of Images
Elizabeth Langhorne 8. Clyfford Still's Regionalist Shamanism Stephen
Polcari 9. "Man is Present": Barnett Newman's Search for the Experience of
the Self Eva Ehninger 10. Nature, Entropy, and Robert Smithson's Utopian
Vision of a Culture of Decay John G. Hatch 11. Embodied Nature: Isamu
Noguchi's Intetra Fountain Dominika Glogowski 12. The Arte Povera
Experience: Nature Re-Presented Laura Petican 13. Nature's Hand: Writing
Abstraction in the Work of Henri Michaux Birgit Mersmann 14. Abstract Art
and Techno-Nature: The Postmodern Dimension Paul Crowther 15. Art, Beauty,
and the Sacred: Four Ways to Abstraction Karsten Harries 16. The
Complexities of "Abstracting" from Nature Andrew Inkpin 17.Meaning in
Abstract Art: From Ur-Nature to the Transperceptual Paul Crowther
and Abstract Art Isabel Wünsche 2. Mondrian's First Diamond Composition:
Spatial Totality and the Plane of the Starry Sky Marek Wieczorek 3. Man,
Space and the Zero of Form: Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism and the Natural
World Christina Lodder 4. The Role of Mathematical Structure, Natural Form
and Pattern in the Art Theory of Wassily Kandinsky: The Quest for Order and
Unity Christopher Short 5. "We want to produce like a plant that produces a
fruit": Hans Arp and the "Nature Principle" Astrid von Asten 6. Natural
Forces and Phenomena as Inspiration and Meaning in Early American
Abstraction Herbert R. Hartel, Jr. 7. Jackson Pollock: The Sin of Images
Elizabeth Langhorne 8. Clyfford Still's Regionalist Shamanism Stephen
Polcari 9. "Man is Present": Barnett Newman's Search for the Experience of
the Self Eva Ehninger 10. Nature, Entropy, and Robert Smithson's Utopian
Vision of a Culture of Decay John G. Hatch 11. Embodied Nature: Isamu
Noguchi's Intetra Fountain Dominika Glogowski 12. The Arte Povera
Experience: Nature Re-Presented Laura Petican 13. Nature's Hand: Writing
Abstraction in the Work of Henri Michaux Birgit Mersmann 14. Abstract Art
and Techno-Nature: The Postmodern Dimension Paul Crowther 15. Art, Beauty,
and the Sacred: Four Ways to Abstraction Karsten Harries 16. The
Complexities of "Abstracting" from Nature Andrew Inkpin 17.Meaning in
Abstract Art: From Ur-Nature to the Transperceptual Paul Crowther