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Inside the white cube [ Texto impreso] : the ideology of the gallery space / Brian O'Doherty ; introduction by Thomas McEvilley.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Berkeley : , University of California Press, 1999.Edition: Expanded EditionDescription: 113 p : il ; 21 x 21 cmISBN:
  • 0520220404
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Contents:
Introduction by Thomas McEvilley -- I. Notes on the Gallery Space: A Fable of Horizontal and Vertical ... Modernism ... The Properties of the Ideal Gallery ... The Salon ... The Easel Picture ... The Frame as Editor ... Photography ... Impressionism ... The Myth of the Picture Plane ... Matisse ... Hanging ... The Picture Plane as Simile ... The Walll As Battleground and "Art" ... The Installation Shot ... -- II. The Eye and the Spectator: Another Fable ... Five Blank Canvasses ... Paint, Picture Plane, Objects ... Cubism and Collage ... Space ... The Spectator ... The Eye ... Schwitters's Merzbau ... Schwitter's Performances ... Happenings And Environments ... Kienholz, Segal, Kaprow ... Hanson, de Andrea ... Eye, Spectator, and Minimalism ... Paradoxes of Experience ... Conceptual and Body Art -- III. Context as Content: The Knock at the Door ... Duchamp's Knock ... Ceilings ... 1,200 Bags of Coal ... Gesture and Projects ... The Mile of String ... Duchamp's "Body" ... Hostility to the Audience ... The Artist and the Audience ... The Exclusive Space ... The Seventies ... The White Wall ... The White Cube ... Modernism Man ... The Utopian Artist ... Mondrian's Room ... Mondrian, Duchamp, Lissitzky -- IV. The Gallery as a Gesture: Yves Klein's Le Vide ... Arman's Le Plein ... Warhol's Airbone Pillows ... Buren's Sealed Gallery ... Barry's Closed Gallery ... Les Levine's White Light ... The Christos' Wrapped Museum
Note: "First published as a series of three articles in Artforum in 1976"-- Introducción. Summary: "O'Doherty was the first to explicitly confront a particular crisis in postwar art as he sought to examine the assumptions on which the modern commercial and museum gallery were based. Concerned with the complex and sophisticated relationship between economics, social context, and aesthetics as represented in the contested space of the art gallery, he raises the question of how artist must construe their work in relation to the gallery space and system" (Solapa anterior)
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"First published as a series of three articles in Artforum in 1976"-- Introducción.

Introduction by Thomas McEvilley -- I. Notes on the Gallery Space: A Fable of Horizontal and Vertical ... Modernism ... The Properties of the Ideal Gallery ... The Salon ... The Easel Picture ... The Frame as Editor ... Photography ... Impressionism ... The Myth of the Picture Plane ... Matisse ... Hanging ... The Picture Plane as Simile ... The Walll As Battleground and "Art" ... The Installation Shot ... -- II. The Eye and the Spectator: Another Fable ... Five Blank Canvasses ... Paint, Picture Plane, Objects ... Cubism and Collage ... Space ... The Spectator ... The Eye ... Schwitters's Merzbau ... Schwitter's Performances ... Happenings And Environments ... Kienholz, Segal, Kaprow ... Hanson, de Andrea ... Eye, Spectator, and Minimalism ... Paradoxes of Experience ... Conceptual and Body Art -- III. Context as Content: The Knock at the Door ... Duchamp's Knock ... Ceilings ... 1,200 Bags of Coal ... Gesture and Projects ... The Mile of String ... Duchamp's "Body" ... Hostility to the Audience ... The Artist and the Audience ... The Exclusive Space ... The Seventies ... The White Wall ... The White Cube ... Modernism Man ... The Utopian Artist ... Mondrian's Room ... Mondrian, Duchamp, Lissitzky -- IV. The Gallery as a Gesture: Yves Klein's Le Vide ... Arman's Le Plein ... Warhol's Airbone Pillows ... Buren's Sealed Gallery ... Barry's Closed Gallery ... Les Levine's White Light ... The Christos' Wrapped Museum

"O'Doherty was the first to explicitly confront a particular crisis in postwar art as he sought to examine the assumptions on which the modern commercial and museum gallery were based. Concerned with the complex and sophisticated relationship between economics, social context, and aesthetics as represented in the contested space of the art gallery, he raises the question of how artist must construe their work in relation to the gallery space and system" (Solapa anterior)

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