Isbn: 9780941441353 - cultures in conflict: visual arts in eastern germany since 1990 (4) (2 Ergebnisse)

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Originalbroschur. Zustand: Gut. 85 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Despite the lively interest of art dealers in contemporary German art, American art critics and museum curators have been rather reluctant in including it in their reviews of the international art scene since World War II. It was to a large extent the appearance of Anselm Kiefer, Joseph Beuys, and the so-called neo-expressionists in the early 1980s that directed more attention to German painters and helped situate their work within a distinct current of contemporary art. Given the lack of such a framework, the visual arts of East Germany, the former German Democratic Republic, have remained all but unknown in the United States. Painters like Werner Tübke, Willi Sitte, Bernhard Heisig, and Wolfgang Mattheuer, who achieved a modicum of recognition within and beyond the borders of their socialist state, did not "make" it across the ocean. With the fall of the Berlin Wall, the question was raised whether their recognition was just a function of their prominence in East Germany or of the aesthetic quality of their oeuvre. - Content: Marion F. Deshmukh : RED AND BLANK: THE RECEPTION OF EAST GERMAN ART IN AMERICA -- Matthias Flügge: THE CHANGING ARTS SITUATION IN EASTERN GERMANY SINCE 1990 -- Eckhart Gillen: PASSAGES: THREE EAST GERMAN ARTISTS BEFORE AND AFTER 1989 -- Richard W. Pettit: WERNER TUBKE AND THE FRANKENHAUSEN PANORAMA PAINTING -- Jost Hermand: COMMISSIONED ART VERSUS FREE ART: A RESPONSE. ISBN 0941441350 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…