Art in Theory 1900–2000¶
Harrison, C., & Wood, P. (2003). Art in Theory 1900–2000: An Anthology of Changing Ideas. Blackwell.
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- Abstraction in Art
- The cross-domain transfer of abstraction principles—from Kandinsky's spiritual abstraction to graphic design, from minimalist sculpture (Judd, Andre, Morris) to product design, from formal color theory to data visualization—demonstrates abstraction's universality as a fundamental visual-language abstraction.
This sourceStandard anthology of twentieth-century art theory and the primary documents of abstraction (bibliography / Notes).
- The cross-domain transfer of abstraction principles—from Kandinsky's spiritual abstraction to graphic design, from minimalist sculpture (Judd, Andre, Morris) to product design, from formal color theory to data visualization—demonstrates abstraction's universality as a fundamental visual-language abstraction.
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