Theory in Contemporary Art since 1985

by Zoya Kocur (Editor), Simon Leung (Editor)

Theory in Contemporary Art since 1985 is a groundbreaking anthology that captures the essence and the edge of the contemporary art scene.

Genres: Art, Research, Art History, Nonfiction, Theory

472 pages, Paperback

First published August 13, 2004

Reviews

[Christopher]

Wo. I can't believe I read this whole book. Some of the essays were a bit too academic for me. I read it because I feel uncertain about what art theory means today and how that might apply to a modern artist such as myself. The essays define, redefine, challenge aesthetics - the modern and postmodern - along with current political issues. (Plus some stuff that I might have to reread because it shot over my head)

[Onepinsue]

so far so good.

[Jackie]

a good book for expanding your study of contemporary art
(this is not a history overview)

[Ben]

So far so good

[Mills College Library]

709.045 T3968 2012