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The dialogue between contemporary art and philosophy from its beginnings in the 1950s to the present.
How can we examine the relationship between art and philosophy in both directions? What does philosophy have to say about art? What does philosophy have to say to art?
AOP: Toward an Art-Oriented Philosophy seeks to provide new insight on the relationship between art and philosophy since the 1950s. This study investigates artists' relationships with philosophy, from the artschool to the studio. This book is intended for students, artists, philosophers, and (more generally) all the art enthusiasts who wish to have a clear vision of what the relationships between art and philosophy are and what they will become as significant changes occur within contemporary art.
The dialogue between contemporary art and philosophy from its beginnings in the 1950s to the present.
How can we examine the relationship between art and philosophy in both directions? What does philosophy have to say about art? What does philosophy have to say to art?
AOP: Toward an Art-Oriented Philosophy seeks to provide new insight on the relationship between art and philosophy since the 1950s. This study investigates artists' relationships with philosophy, from the artschool to the studio. This book is intended for students, artists, philosophers, and (more generally) all the art enthusiasts who wish to have a clear vision of what the relationships between art and philosophy are and what they will become as significant changes occur within contemporary art.