Clement Greenberg: early critical advocate for Abstract Expressionism; Rosalind Krauss: wrote “Sculpture in the Expanded Field”; Nicolas Bourriaud: added “relational aesthetics” and “the artist as DJ” to the contemporary art lexicon; Tyler Green: got Grace Glueck fired at the New York Times.
Clement Greenberg: early critical advocate for Abstract Expressionism; Rosalind Krauss: wrote “Sculpture in the Expanded Field”; Nicolas Bourriaud: added “relational aesthetics” and “the artist as DJ” to the contemporary art lexicon; Tyler Green: got Grace Glueck fired at the New York Times.
Fiercely Independent. New York art news, reviews and culture commentary. Paddy Johnson, Editorial Director Michael Anthony Farley, Senior Editor Whitney Kimball, IMG MGMT Editor
Contact us at: paddyATartfcity.com
Paddy Johnson, Editorial Director
{ 2 comments }
Clement Greenberg: early critical advocate for Abstract Expressionism; Rosalind Krauss: wrote “Sculpture in the Expanded Field”; Nicolas Bourriaud: added “relational aesthetics” and “the artist as DJ” to the contemporary art lexicon; Tyler Green: got Grace Glueck fired at the New York Times.
Clement Greenberg: early critical advocate for Abstract Expressionism; Rosalind Krauss: wrote “Sculpture in the Expanded Field”; Nicolas Bourriaud: added “relational aesthetics” and “the artist as DJ” to the contemporary art lexicon; Tyler Green: got Grace Glueck fired at the New York Times.
Comments on this entry are closed.