Minimalist Sculptures
Everett Sinclair
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Kunst
Beschreibung
Minimalist Sculptures explores the minimalist movement in art, focusing on three-dimensional works that strip away ornamentation to emphasize form, material, and space.
This approach challenged traditional art by shifting focus from representation to direct sensory experience.
For example, minimalist sculptures often utilize industrial materials and serial repetition to create a sense of objectivity.
The book highlights how this movement prompted viewers to reconsider their perceptions of art and its surrounding environment.
The book examines the philosophical underpinnings, key figures, and lasting impact of minimalist principles.
It traces influences from abstract expressionism to industrial design, demystifying concepts without requiring prior art knowledge.
Chapters are dedicated to pivotal artists like Donald Judd and Agnes Martin, analyzing their philosophies and works while emphasizing the influence on movements and fields beyond art.
By focusing on simplicity, minimalist sculpture amplifies awareness of space, form and has left an indelible mark on visual culture.
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