Passages in Modern Sculpture¶
Krauss, R. E. (1977). Passages in Modern Sculpture. Viking Press.
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- Minimalism in Art
- A common failure is minimalist work being documented or presented in conditions (online images, crowded galleries, interrupted attention) that foreclose the phenomenological conditions its meaning requires, an embodied dependence Krauss (1977) reads through Merleau-Ponty in Passages in Modern Sculpture
This sourcePhenomenological reading of modernist and minimalist sculpture (Andre, Judd, Morris, Serra, LeWitt) that grounds meaning in the embodied viewer's encounter with the work.
- A common failure is minimalist work being documented or presented in conditions (online images, crowded galleries, interrupted attention) that foreclose the phenomenological conditions its meaning requires, an embodied dependence Krauss (1977) reads through Merleau-Ponty in Passages in Modern Sculpture
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