Theme Modern Art Notes

by Jean Robertson

Theme Modern Art Notesb There is still a hot field of contemporary art in the book.Introducing the most contemporary art world! bTo learn about art, you will feel vague in so much material and history. . This book has a composition and approach for readers who want to enter contemporary art in art. The contemporary art books currently published in Korea usually deal with the abstract expressionism of the 1950s and the postmodernism of the early 1990s. In other words, it does not actually deal with Dongdae Art. This is illustrated by the fact that many of the major artists in the Western art world are not familiar with majors. It is naturally leading the readers into the book step by step and elaborate enough to be the textbook of the primer writing.Chapter 1 outlines the entire book, then reads contemporary art through the filter of topics from chapters 2 through 8. After presenting a brief description of the subject, historical precedents and changes are presented, and then the concrete analysis of how contemporary artists responded to each subject and embodied the subject in the work. After all, the ultimate intention of this book is for readers to read artworks with their own eyes and to expand their mental horizons. In other words, the authors, who emphasize the active participation of readers throughout the book, are called "critical reading."It is not yesterday that modern art is difficult to approach because of its conceptual tendency. Go through the plates in the book. At first sight, there is no work to admire. The works order time to approach slowly as they look and think over time. If you look at the work, read the thoughts and multiply the context, you will experience a new approach. It contains more than 750 peoples indexes, 280 works indexes, 130 cuts, and a chart of the past 29 years.

Paperback

Published March 25, 2011