Abstract expressionism: the international context

by Marter, Joan M.

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Full title :Abstract expressionism : the international context / edited by Joan Marter

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Publication Date:2007

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Publisher(s):Rutgers University Press
Place of Publication:New Brunswick, N.J
Language:eng
Publication Date:2007

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Indhold: Political contexts (Dore Ashton: Implications of nationalism for abstract expressionism. Serge Guilbaut: Disdain for the stain : abstract expressionism and tachisme. David Anfam: Transatlantic anxieties, especially Bill's folly. David Craven: A legacy for the Latin American left : abstract expressionism as anti-imperialist art. Jane A. Sharp: Abstract expressionism as a model of "contemporary art" in the Soviet Union). Art-making contexts (Gottfried Boehm: A new beginning : abstraction and the myth of the "zero hour". Karen Kurczynski: Ironic gesture : Asger Jorn, informel, and abstract expressionism. Kent Minturn: Greenberg misreading Dubuffet

Adrian R. Duran: Abstract expressionism's Italian reception : questions of influence. Lewis Kachur: The view from the East : the reception of Jackson Pollock among Japanese gutai artists). Origins and efflorescence (Ellen G. Landau: Mexico and American modernism : the case of Jackson Pollock. Stephen Polcari: Pollock and America, too. Annie Cohen-Solal: The ultimate challenge for Alfred H. Barr, Jr. : transforming the ecology of American culture, 1924-1943. Ann Gibson: African American contributions to abstract expressionism)