Painting 2.0 : expression in the information age : gesture and spectacle, eccentric figuration, social networks /

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9783791354910

Other title:

Expression in the information age
Gesture and spectacle, eccentric figuration, social networks

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Genre/Form:

Exhibition catalogues.

LOC classification:

ND 195 PAI

Contents:

Introduction / Manuela Ammer, Achim Hochdorfer, David Joselit

Gesture and spectacle: How the world came in / Achim Hochdorfer

Eccentric figuration: "How's my painting?" (Judge me, please, don't judge me) / Manuela Ammer

Social networks: Reassembling painting / David Joselit

Statements: On the history of expression: the example of Matisse's "Notes of a painter" / Wolfram Pichler Ridiculous creatures / Tonio Kroner Paint and plaid / Lynne Cooke The economy of painting: notes on the vitality of a success medium and the value of liveliness / Isabelle Graw Controlled medium specificity: networks and painting / Kerstin Stakemeier The sext life of painting / John Kelsey

Summary: This book and exhibition offer a historical and theoretical account of the transformations that media and information technology have had on painting in Western Europe and North America. The three different sections of the book explore the multiple and branching paths that painting took in response to the critique to which it has been repeatedly subjected.

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book Limited Loan	Whitecliffe Library General Shelves	General	ND 195 PAI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0012376

Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at Museum Brandhorst, Munich, November 14, 2015 - April 30, 2016; Mumok - Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Wien, June 4 - November 6, 2016.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction / Manuela Ammer, Achim Hochdorfer, David Joselit

Gesture and spectacle: How the world came in / Achim Hochdorfer

Eccentric figuration: "How's my painting?" (Judge me, please, don't judge me) / Manuela Ammer

Social networks: Reassembling painting / David Joselit

This book and exhibition offer a historical and theoretical account of the transformations that media and information technology have had on painting in Western Europe and North America. The three different sections of the book explore the multiple and branching paths that painting took in response to the critique to which it has been repeatedly subjected.