Roland Recht’s inaugural lesson, in fifty dense and elegant pages, punctuated by enlightening quotations, without any doubt provides the best introduction to the discipline. The author starts by painting a sweeping picture of the art historians of the Collège de France since Charles Blanc in 1878, before questioning their successive observations. He is thus prompted to decline the various readings of ornament, style and space, which range from the evolutionist thesis linked with the primacy o..
The “re-reading” of Picabia’s œuvre proposed by the City of Paris Museum of Modern Art, 27 years aft...
In an earlier work titled Subversion et Subvention (1994), Rainer Rochlitz was embroiled in the deba...
Since the early 2000s, the critical literature devoted to the exhibition has developed considerably,...
The current publishing scene is simultaneously offering French readers a series of works with dispar...
It is in the nature of histories of modern and contemporary art to be regularly rewritten, and their...
Up until now we have been missing a comprehensive study of postwar French art criticism that has vie...
Yve-Alain Bois, 2010 © d.r., with courtesy of Yve-Alain Bois Disgusted by the way art history was be...
For visual arts criticism, there was a moment when it was thinkable that the value construction para...
While the current day and age marked by a booming globalization is ceaselessly calling for an expans...
These days, the view of the exhibition seems to be an obligatory way of dealing with the relation be...
Given all the new publications dealing with things curatorial, even though these certainly do not ex...
The publishing fate of Louis Marin’s Opacité de la peinture is an exemplary case in point. It was pu...
Curated by Serge Lemoine, who has managed to bring a wide range of viewpoints to bear upon his proje...
With regard to the upsurge of recent books, whose sole shared aim is to deal with the (vast) subject...
Cette publication réunit les actes de deux colloques portant sur les liens entre histoire de l’art e...
The “re-reading” of Picabia’s œuvre proposed by the City of Paris Museum of Modern Art, 27 years aft...
In an earlier work titled Subversion et Subvention (1994), Rainer Rochlitz was embroiled in the deba...
Since the early 2000s, the critical literature devoted to the exhibition has developed considerably,...
The current publishing scene is simultaneously offering French readers a series of works with dispar...
It is in the nature of histories of modern and contemporary art to be regularly rewritten, and their...
Up until now we have been missing a comprehensive study of postwar French art criticism that has vie...
Yve-Alain Bois, 2010 © d.r., with courtesy of Yve-Alain Bois Disgusted by the way art history was be...
For visual arts criticism, there was a moment when it was thinkable that the value construction para...
While the current day and age marked by a booming globalization is ceaselessly calling for an expans...
These days, the view of the exhibition seems to be an obligatory way of dealing with the relation be...
Given all the new publications dealing with things curatorial, even though these certainly do not ex...
The publishing fate of Louis Marin’s Opacité de la peinture is an exemplary case in point. It was pu...
Curated by Serge Lemoine, who has managed to bring a wide range of viewpoints to bear upon his proje...
With regard to the upsurge of recent books, whose sole shared aim is to deal with the (vast) subject...
Cette publication réunit les actes de deux colloques portant sur les liens entre histoire de l’art e...
The “re-reading” of Picabia’s œuvre proposed by the City of Paris Museum of Modern Art, 27 years aft...
In an earlier work titled Subversion et Subvention (1994), Rainer Rochlitz was embroiled in the deba...
Since the early 2000s, the critical literature devoted to the exhibition has developed considerably,...