The narrative unfolds by first examining the philosophical underpinnings of abstraction, contrasting it with traditional artistic skills. It then highlights the key figures who championed the movement and their individual struggles. The book progresses by dissecting the major criticisms leveled against abstract art-such as its perceived lack of skill or its elitist nature-and analyzing the counter-arguments made by artists and critics, illustrating how galleries, museums, and art collectors legitimized the movement.
Ultimately, Abstract Wars offers a demystifying perspective on abstract art, moving beyond aesthetic appreciation to examine the social, economic, and political factors that shaped its reception. This approach provides readers with a fresh understanding of the art world's dynamics and the forces behind artistic innovation.
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