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Pamela Lee’s Object to Be Destroyed is an exemplary work of scholarship that deftly navigates the complexities of Gordon Matta-Clark’s art.

In The Originality of the Avant-Garde and Other Modernist Myths, Krauss invites us to see beyond the surface of artistic innovation.

This chromophobia, as Batchelor terms it, has profoundly influenced the perception and application of colour in Western art.

Meyer Schapiro’s 1937 essay, The Nature of Abstract Art, is a seminal work in art criticism, offering one of the earliest and most profound

Huxley’s core argument is the importance of "active looking," which he describes as a deliberate and attentive form of visual engagement.

As the art world embraces diverse media and technologies, the white cube persists as both a revered and contested space.

This book not only opened my eyes to the rich history and cultural impact of this art movement, but it also fundamentally changed my view of

The book serves as an essential resource for understanding the origins and evolution of minimalism in post-war American culture.

Wagner’s research begins with a fundamental question: why have female abstract artists been largely ignored in art history?

In "Concerning the Spiritual in Art" Wassily Kandinsky presents a revolutionary perspective on art. Here you can read a summary.