Minimalism¶
Meyer, J. (2001). Minimalism: Art and Polemics in the Sixties. Yale University Press.
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- Minimalism
- The formalization of minimalism theory is due to artistic movements (1960s minimalist sculpture as catalogued by Meyer
This sourceDefinitive art-historical study of 1960s minimalist art (Judd, Andre, Flavin, Morris, LeWitt) and the polemics surrounding its critical reception.
- The formalization of minimalism theory is due to artistic movements (1960s minimalist sculpture as catalogued by Meyer
- Minimalism in Art
- Minimalism originated in the mid-20-century visual arts (Judd's specific objects, Agnes Martin's grids, Dan Flavin's fluorescent installations, Carl Andre's floor sculptures, Robert Ryman's monochromes) and has evolved into a foundational principle across media (architecture, music, literature, graphic design, film, and installation), as Meyer (2001) reconstructs in his historical study of the movement
This sourceDefinitive art-historical study of 1960s minimalist art (Judd, Andre, Flavin, Morris, LeWitt) and the polemics surrounding its critical reception.
- Minimalism originated in the mid-20-century visual arts (Judd's specific objects, Agnes Martin's grids, Dan Flavin's fluorescent installations, Carl Andre's floor sculptures, Robert Ryman's monochromes) and has evolved into a foundational principle across media (architecture, music, literature, graphic design, film, and installation), as Meyer (2001) reconstructs in his historical study of the movement
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