Graham Whitham
Understand Contemporary Art
Graham Whitham
Understand Contemporary Art
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A straightforward guide to contemporary art Whether you love or loathe it, contemporary art is bound to trigger a reaction. Understand Contemporary Art delves deep into the art scene, exploring different forms including painting, scultpture, installation and video art. The key personalities, galleries and themes are discussed in detail as well as controversial competitions like the Turner Prize. Whether you are studying for a course of just want to be able to develop your own informed opinions on contemporary art, this straightforward guide will give you what you need. The colour plates…mehr
A straightforward guide to contemporary art Whether you love or loathe it, contemporary art is bound to trigger a reaction. Understand Contemporary Art delves deep into the art scene, exploring different forms including painting, scultpture, installation and video art. The key personalities, galleries and themes are discussed in detail as well as controversial competitions like the Turner Prize. Whether you are studying for a course of just want to be able to develop your own informed opinions on contemporary art, this straightforward guide will give you what you need. The colour plates referred to in this title can be downloaded at library.teachyourself.com
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- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education LLC (Professional Pod)
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 305g
- ISBN-13: 9781444111255
- ISBN-10: 1444111256
- Artikelnr.: 28934754
- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education LLC (Professional Pod)
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 305g
- ISBN-13: 9781444111255
- ISBN-10: 1444111256
- Artikelnr.: 28934754
Grant Pooke teaches at the University of Kent where he is a Programme Director of the open entry Art History BA Degree. Graham Whitham is an Open University Associate Tutor and a former Art History A/AS Level Chief Examiner.
1. : Preface 2. : Acknowledgements 3. : Personal introduction 4. : 1 minute summary 5. : 5 minute summary 6. : 10 minute summary 7. : 01 Introduction: contemporary art and aesthetics
theories of art making 8. : What is contemporary art? 9. : Things to remember 10. : Suggestions for further reading 11. : 02 the pre-history of contemporary art 12. : Section 1 Defining terms 13. : Section 2 The neo-avant-garde 14. : Section 3 Reading contemporary art 15. : Things to remember 16. : Suggestions for further reading 17. : 03 contexts for contemporary art 18. : Section 1 The march of history 19. : Section 2 Money makes the art go round 20. : Section 3 Reality isn
t what it used to be 21. : Things to remember 22. : Suggestions for further reading 23. : 04 forms of contemporary art 24. : Introduction 25. : Things to remember 26. : Section 1 Painting, mixed media and sculpture 27. : Painting and mixed media 28. : Sculpture 29. : Section 2 Photography 30. : Things to remember 31. : Section 3 Film, video and digital media 32. : Film and video 33. : Digital media 34. : Things to remember 35. : Section 4 Performance 36. : Things to remember 37. : Section 5 Installation 38. : Things to remember 39. : Section 6 Land and environment art 40. : Things to remember 41. : 05 themes and issues in contemporary art 42. : Introduction 43. : Things to remember 44. : Section 1 Gender, sex and abjection 45. : Gender and sex 46. : Abjection 47. : Things to remember 48. : Suggestions for further reading 49. : Section 2 Politics, difference and the global 50. : Politics 51. : Difference and the global 52. : Section 3 Popular culture, the media, celebrity and consumerism 53. * : Popular culture and the media * : Celebrity and consumerism * : Things to remember * : Suggestions for further reading 54. : 06 displaying and buying contemporary art 55. : Section 1 Contemporary art and the market - buying art 56. * : Art schools, institutes and colleges 57. : Buying online 58. : Section 2 Displaying contemporary art 59. * : Contemporary patronage
museums and big business * : Where to see contemporary art * : Contemporary art fairs 60. : Section 3 Honouring contemporary art 61. : Contemporary art awards 62. * : Things to remember 63. : More information on buying art 64. : Suggestions for further reading 65. : Taking things further 66. : Where to see contemporary art: museums and galleries 67. : Finding out more about contemporary art: magazines and journals 68. : Find out more about contemporary art: websites 69. : Finding out more about contemporary artists: books 70. : References
theories of art making 8. : What is contemporary art? 9. : Things to remember 10. : Suggestions for further reading 11. : 02 the pre-history of contemporary art 12. : Section 1 Defining terms 13. : Section 2 The neo-avant-garde 14. : Section 3 Reading contemporary art 15. : Things to remember 16. : Suggestions for further reading 17. : 03 contexts for contemporary art 18. : Section 1 The march of history 19. : Section 2 Money makes the art go round 20. : Section 3 Reality isn
t what it used to be 21. : Things to remember 22. : Suggestions for further reading 23. : 04 forms of contemporary art 24. : Introduction 25. : Things to remember 26. : Section 1 Painting, mixed media and sculpture 27. : Painting and mixed media 28. : Sculpture 29. : Section 2 Photography 30. : Things to remember 31. : Section 3 Film, video and digital media 32. : Film and video 33. : Digital media 34. : Things to remember 35. : Section 4 Performance 36. : Things to remember 37. : Section 5 Installation 38. : Things to remember 39. : Section 6 Land and environment art 40. : Things to remember 41. : 05 themes and issues in contemporary art 42. : Introduction 43. : Things to remember 44. : Section 1 Gender, sex and abjection 45. : Gender and sex 46. : Abjection 47. : Things to remember 48. : Suggestions for further reading 49. : Section 2 Politics, difference and the global 50. : Politics 51. : Difference and the global 52. : Section 3 Popular culture, the media, celebrity and consumerism 53. * : Popular culture and the media * : Celebrity and consumerism * : Things to remember * : Suggestions for further reading 54. : 06 displaying and buying contemporary art 55. : Section 1 Contemporary art and the market - buying art 56. * : Art schools, institutes and colleges 57. : Buying online 58. : Section 2 Displaying contemporary art 59. * : Contemporary patronage
museums and big business * : Where to see contemporary art * : Contemporary art fairs 60. : Section 3 Honouring contemporary art 61. : Contemporary art awards 62. * : Things to remember 63. : More information on buying art 64. : Suggestions for further reading 65. : Taking things further 66. : Where to see contemporary art: museums and galleries 67. : Finding out more about contemporary art: magazines and journals 68. : Find out more about contemporary art: websites 69. : Finding out more about contemporary artists: books 70. : References
1. : Preface 2. : Acknowledgements 3. : Personal introduction 4. : 1 minute summary 5. : 5 minute summary 6. : 10 minute summary 7. : 01 Introduction: contemporary art and aesthetics
theories of art making 8. : What is contemporary art? 9. : Things to remember 10. : Suggestions for further reading 11. : 02 the pre-history of contemporary art 12. : Section 1 Defining terms 13. : Section 2 The neo-avant-garde 14. : Section 3 Reading contemporary art 15. : Things to remember 16. : Suggestions for further reading 17. : 03 contexts for contemporary art 18. : Section 1 The march of history 19. : Section 2 Money makes the art go round 20. : Section 3 Reality isn
t what it used to be 21. : Things to remember 22. : Suggestions for further reading 23. : 04 forms of contemporary art 24. : Introduction 25. : Things to remember 26. : Section 1 Painting, mixed media and sculpture 27. : Painting and mixed media 28. : Sculpture 29. : Section 2 Photography 30. : Things to remember 31. : Section 3 Film, video and digital media 32. : Film and video 33. : Digital media 34. : Things to remember 35. : Section 4 Performance 36. : Things to remember 37. : Section 5 Installation 38. : Things to remember 39. : Section 6 Land and environment art 40. : Things to remember 41. : 05 themes and issues in contemporary art 42. : Introduction 43. : Things to remember 44. : Section 1 Gender, sex and abjection 45. : Gender and sex 46. : Abjection 47. : Things to remember 48. : Suggestions for further reading 49. : Section 2 Politics, difference and the global 50. : Politics 51. : Difference and the global 52. : Section 3 Popular culture, the media, celebrity and consumerism 53. * : Popular culture and the media * : Celebrity and consumerism * : Things to remember * : Suggestions for further reading 54. : 06 displaying and buying contemporary art 55. : Section 1 Contemporary art and the market - buying art 56. * : Art schools, institutes and colleges 57. : Buying online 58. : Section 2 Displaying contemporary art 59. * : Contemporary patronage
museums and big business * : Where to see contemporary art * : Contemporary art fairs 60. : Section 3 Honouring contemporary art 61. : Contemporary art awards 62. * : Things to remember 63. : More information on buying art 64. : Suggestions for further reading 65. : Taking things further 66. : Where to see contemporary art: museums and galleries 67. : Finding out more about contemporary art: magazines and journals 68. : Find out more about contemporary art: websites 69. : Finding out more about contemporary artists: books 70. : References
theories of art making 8. : What is contemporary art? 9. : Things to remember 10. : Suggestions for further reading 11. : 02 the pre-history of contemporary art 12. : Section 1 Defining terms 13. : Section 2 The neo-avant-garde 14. : Section 3 Reading contemporary art 15. : Things to remember 16. : Suggestions for further reading 17. : 03 contexts for contemporary art 18. : Section 1 The march of history 19. : Section 2 Money makes the art go round 20. : Section 3 Reality isn
t what it used to be 21. : Things to remember 22. : Suggestions for further reading 23. : 04 forms of contemporary art 24. : Introduction 25. : Things to remember 26. : Section 1 Painting, mixed media and sculpture 27. : Painting and mixed media 28. : Sculpture 29. : Section 2 Photography 30. : Things to remember 31. : Section 3 Film, video and digital media 32. : Film and video 33. : Digital media 34. : Things to remember 35. : Section 4 Performance 36. : Things to remember 37. : Section 5 Installation 38. : Things to remember 39. : Section 6 Land and environment art 40. : Things to remember 41. : 05 themes and issues in contemporary art 42. : Introduction 43. : Things to remember 44. : Section 1 Gender, sex and abjection 45. : Gender and sex 46. : Abjection 47. : Things to remember 48. : Suggestions for further reading 49. : Section 2 Politics, difference and the global 50. : Politics 51. : Difference and the global 52. : Section 3 Popular culture, the media, celebrity and consumerism 53. * : Popular culture and the media * : Celebrity and consumerism * : Things to remember * : Suggestions for further reading 54. : 06 displaying and buying contemporary art 55. : Section 1 Contemporary art and the market - buying art 56. * : Art schools, institutes and colleges 57. : Buying online 58. : Section 2 Displaying contemporary art 59. * : Contemporary patronage
museums and big business * : Where to see contemporary art * : Contemporary art fairs 60. : Section 3 Honouring contemporary art 61. : Contemporary art awards 62. * : Things to remember 63. : More information on buying art 64. : Suggestions for further reading 65. : Taking things further 66. : Where to see contemporary art: museums and galleries 67. : Finding out more about contemporary art: magazines and journals 68. : Find out more about contemporary art: websites 69. : Finding out more about contemporary artists: books 70. : References