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1974: THE OAK TREE THAT LOOKED LIKE A GLASS OF WATER

JOHN A. WALKER

Art & Outrage, 2015, p.68

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1974: THE OAK TREE THAT LOOKED LIKE A GLASS OF WATER
Autor: JOHN A. WALKER
Assuntos: Applied arts ; Applied sciences ; Architecture ; Art education ; Art exhibitions ; Art galleries ; Art genres and movements ; Art history ; Art photography ; Artists ; Arts ; Arts participation ; Bricks ; Buildings ; Commercial buildings ; Conceptual art ; Construction materials ; Construction technology ; Decorative arts ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Employment ; Glass art ; Imaging ; Labor economics ; Minimalism ; Modernist art ; Occupations ; Photography ; Postmodern art ; Retail stores ; Sculptors ; Technology ; Visual arts
É parte de: Art & Outrage, 2015, p.68
Descrição: During the 1970sAn Oak Tree, a work by Michael Craig-Martin, became notorious as an example of the absurdity of Conceptual art. The latter was dubbed by its enemies ‘con art’. Craig-Martin was born in Dublin in 1941. From 1945 to 1966 he lived mainly in the United States where, during the 1960s, he studied painting at Yale University at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He obtained a teaching post in Britain in 1966 and took up permanent residence in London a few years later. He is an artist who shows in upmarket Cork Street galleries and whose works are
Editor: Pluto Press
Idioma: Inglês

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