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The Sublime Documents Of Contemporary Art Simon Morley

Name: The Sublime Documents Of Contemporary Art Simon Morley
SKU: BELL-2371258
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Publisher: The MIT Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.28 MB

Pages: 121

Author: Simon Morley

ISBN: 9780262513913, 9780854881789, 0262513919, 0854881786

Language: English

Year: 2010

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The Sublime Documents Of Contemporary Art Simon Morley by Simon Morley 9780262513913, 9780854881789, 0262513919, 0854881786 instant download after payment.

The sublime is spectacularly envisioned by the artists in this book, and gracefully articulated by its authors.The contributors show us that the world can still be transformed. Many of these works and texts perform the contemporary sublime. They open a schism between expectation and sensation, expanding the horizon between the known territories of the real and our capacity to imagine otherwise. They show us that we may still be taken by surprise by scenes of wonder. Aesthetic experience at the brink of our senses removes the familiar ground on which we know and experience the existential condition of being. Johanna Drucker, Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies, University of California at Los Angeles (Johanna Drucker )