Encounter
Branden W. Joseph. Rauschenberg and the neo-avant-garde
Parole à l'histoire de l'art
16 Jan 2013
16 Jan 2013
The event is over
In his book, Random Order, Branden W. Joseph offers a penetrating analysis of the most influential works of American artist Robert Rauschenberg's most influential works of the 1950s and 60s. Joseph places them in the context of the American neo-avant-garde and emphasizes Rauschenberg's relationship with composer John Cage. He shows that Rauschenberg's work was not a simple repetition of earlier avant-garde movements, but a series of practices that challenged the rise of postwar spectacle and commodification.
In his book, Random Order, Branden W. Joseph offers a penetrating analysis of the most influential works of American artist Robert Rauschenberg's most influential works of the 1950s and 60s. Joseph places them in the context of the American neo-avant-garde and emphasizes Rauschenberg's relationship with composer John Cage. He shows that Rauschenberg's work was not a simple repetition of earlier avant-garde movements, but a series of practices that challenged the rise of postwar spectacle and commodification.
Where
Petite Salle
When
16 Jan 2013
Partners
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