... modern art by persons in high office . Former Representatives Fred E. Busby of Illinois and George A. Dondero of Michigan , for example , have leveled ruthless and frequent attacks against modern artists . It makes little difference ...
... modern art since the time of Art Informelle in post - war Paris , see Chapter 5 . Grattage Another technique used and developed from frottage . In this case , wet oil paint is applied over layers that have already dried . Then a razor ...
... modern art has a close relation- ship to the history of other luxury products . Many historians sceptical of the art world have routinely compared it to the world of women's fashion . Yet few art historians have accepted their ideas as ...
... Modern Art , though this alliance was as yet tenuous and ambiguous , since the entire art world was in turmoil at this point . The MOMA , it should be noted , was itself involved in ongoing conflict with the Metropolitan Museum and its ...
... Modern Art and the Death of a Culture (1971). And they confused me. The portrait of “modern art” that rookmaaker and schaeffer painted, which depicted a face distorted by spiritual poverty and aesthetic decadence, didn't resemble the ...
... Modern Art , 1946 . Ben L. Culwell Retrospective : Paintings from 1946 to 1989. Essay by Donald Kuspit . Temple , Tex .: Cultural Activities Center , 1989 . Cummings , E. E. Complete Poems , 1904–1962 . Edited by George J. Firmage . New ...
... modern art continues to be frequently perceived as an isolated Western development. This uncontested identity is principally defined by the succession of European, mostly French, avant-garde movenn responsible for the rapid rise and ...
... modern art practice. At the same time, most artists also supported the initiatives for change and were enthusiastic about absorbing ideas from other cultural traditions. The art reforms that took place were both a grass- roots movement ...
... Modern art for critical attention, resources, and buyers. Neither were the terms “true” and “pseudo art” used exclusively by the Modernists. On the contrary, they were widely employed by critics representing divergent aesthetic and ...