Art and Culture¶
Greenberg, C. (1961). Art and Culture: Critical Essays. Beacon Press.
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- Abstraction in Art
- … (1911), Greenberg (1961), and Worringer (1908) is that human perception and cognition can engage non-representational forms with the same interpretive depth and emotional response as representational images, and that stripping away reference can intensify rather than impoverish aesthetic and cognitive engagement.
This sourceCollected formalist criticism articulating modernist abstraction as the medium-specific isolation of form, flatness, and color; supports the Greenberg formalism example in the Examples section (inline).
- … (1911), Greenberg (1961), and Worringer (1908) is that human perception and cognition can engage non-representational forms with the same interpretive depth and emotional response as representational images, and that stripping away reference can intensify rather than impoverish aesthetic and cognitive engagement.
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