The specificity of media is analyzed in the context of post-modernist art in the late seventies and eighties, particularly in the context of photography and its role in new media and the problem of “the invention of the medium” by Rosalind Krauss and general understanding of the me- dium as a convention. Krauss’s attitude is different from Michael Fried’s ‘mediality of images’ (not only photographic images). Fried’s ideas of “theatricality” and “exposition” are different from Krauss’s ideas. Also, non-artistic strategy of ‘separation of realities’ is analyzed in the same context. “True” and “false” elements are combined in pictures just like “authentic” documents are combined with theatrical images, paintings with photographs and modernism ...
Drawing on discussions at a symposium held in Melbourne in 2011, this article describes the reaction...
When Gerhard Richter paints using photographic references, he considers that photography provides hi...
Seeking answers to the debates between those who support the Frankfurt School’s idea of a “culture i...
My thesis is a study of the reception of photography into art practices of the twentieth century. It...
Rosalind Krauss: Between Modernism and Post-Medium’ is a response to an essay, ‘Automat, Automatic, ...
In this essay I develop a topic addressed in my book, Film Art Phenomena: the question of medium spe...
This book provides various essays that explore the encounter of photography with other media since t...
Art Style | Art & Culture International Magazine Abstract “In recent years, a material, elemental ...
No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the Univ...
The unconscious medium. About old and new media\xc2\xa0This article examines the ways old and new me...
By the mid-1960s the notion of medium specificity had come to define that which was most insular and...
The article investigates the photographic practices of one of the famous artists of American origin...
The contemporary vision of modernism, which is constructed from a point outside of that period, diff...
This book challenges the status quo of the materiality of exhibited photographs, by considering exam...
The fine arts can be described as in a state of crisis, manifest in the tendency for style to fragme...
Drawing on discussions at a symposium held in Melbourne in 2011, this article describes the reaction...
When Gerhard Richter paints using photographic references, he considers that photography provides hi...
Seeking answers to the debates between those who support the Frankfurt School’s idea of a “culture i...
My thesis is a study of the reception of photography into art practices of the twentieth century. It...
Rosalind Krauss: Between Modernism and Post-Medium’ is a response to an essay, ‘Automat, Automatic, ...
In this essay I develop a topic addressed in my book, Film Art Phenomena: the question of medium spe...
This book provides various essays that explore the encounter of photography with other media since t...
Art Style | Art & Culture International Magazine Abstract “In recent years, a material, elemental ...
No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the Univ...
The unconscious medium. About old and new media\xc2\xa0This article examines the ways old and new me...
By the mid-1960s the notion of medium specificity had come to define that which was most insular and...
The article investigates the photographic practices of one of the famous artists of American origin...
The contemporary vision of modernism, which is constructed from a point outside of that period, diff...
This book challenges the status quo of the materiality of exhibited photographs, by considering exam...
The fine arts can be described as in a state of crisis, manifest in the tendency for style to fragme...
Drawing on discussions at a symposium held in Melbourne in 2011, this article describes the reaction...
When Gerhard Richter paints using photographic references, he considers that photography provides hi...
Seeking answers to the debates between those who support the Frankfurt School’s idea of a “culture i...