Sculpture in the Expanded Field¶
Krauss, R. E. (1979). Sculpture in the Expanded Field. October, 30-44.
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- Abstraction in Art
- Sculpture and three-dimensional form: abstract sculptural works exploring spatial relationships, mass, void, and material properties independent of recognizable figuration (Brancusi, Henry Moore, minimalist sculpture), the field Krauss (1979) maps in her analysis of sculpture's expanded field.
This sourceStructuralist mapping of post-1960s sculpture as a logical field of landscape/architecture and their negations; supports the expanded-field sculpture reference (inline, Broad Use).
- Sculpture and three-dimensional form: abstract sculptural works exploring spatial relationships, mass, void, and material properties independent of recognizable figuration (Brancusi, Henry Moore, minimalist sculpture), the field Krauss (1979) maps in her analysis of sculpture's expanded field.
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