Publications
THE PROTEST AND THE RECUPERATION
What can be said for the radical aesthetics and the performativity, whether visual or gestural, that have become central to the many progressive protests in recent years? The Protest and The ...
View DetailsWaiting for Omar Gatlato
Artists who belong to Algeria are caught between a national mythology that does not represent them and a historical space blanked out by state-sanctioned amnesia on both sides of the Mediterranean. ...
View DetailsPosing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today
This revelatory study investigates how changing modes of representing the black female figure were foundational to the development of modern art. Posing Modernity examines the legacy of ...
View DetailsFinesse
Finesse, in its most general sense, denotes skill and discretion when handling a situation— even the subtle manipulation of circumstances to one’s advantage. This may involve clever maneuvering, ...
View DetailsSexual Difference Both Sides of the Camera
Published in conjunction with the exhibition Sexual Difference: Both sides of the Camera, the author Abigail Solomon-Godeau confronts the issue of sexual difference and photography. She features ...
View DetailsImpossible Picturesqueness Edward Lear's Indian Watercolours, 1873–1875
Edward Lear, best known as a writer of limericks and nonsense verse, was by profession a landscape draughtsman and painter. Traveling through exotic regions such as Calabria, Corsica, Egypt and India ...
View DetailsVictorian Pleasures American Board and Table Games of the Nineteenth Century from the Liman Collection
The Liman Board Game Collection is about play. It is also about meaning. The games in this fascinating collection are doubly profound aesthetically. They are beautiful to look at and also involve the ...
View DetailsVictorian Pleasures American Board and Table Games of the Nineteenth Century from the Liman Collection
The Liman Board Game Collection is about play. It is also about meaning. The games in this fascinating collection are doubly profound aesthetically. They are beautiful to look at and also involve the ...
View DetailsRobert Smithson Unearthed Drawings, Collages, Writings
Robert Smithson, the earthworks artist who died when his plane crashed in 1973, is best known for his 1970 piece "Spiral Jetty," done in the Great Salt Lake. This volume, published in connection with ...
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