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Author:   David Craven (Department of Art & Art History, University of New Mexico (United States)) ,  Brian Winkenweder
Publisher:   Liverpool University Press
Imprint:   Liverpool University Press
Volume:   5
Dimensions:   Width: 17.50cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 22.00cm
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9781846318115

ISBN 10:   1846318114
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   02 March 2012
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

List of illustrations List of contributors Acknowledgements Introductory Essay by David Craven, “Donald Kuspit’s Achievement,” Donald Kuspit, “My Journey: From New York to Frankfurt & Back,” Lawrence Alloway & Donald Kuspit, “An Editorial about Art Criticism” (1979), The 1983 Jewett Mather Award for Art Criticism to Donald Kuspit by Jeanne Siegel, Brian O’Doherty, and Diane Vanderlip, I. Essays about Kuspit by Artists and Interviews with Artists: 1. Rudolf Baranik, “The Innovative Art Criticism of Kuspit,” 2. Anselm Kiefer “A Dialogue with Kuspit at Documenta,” 3. Georg Baselitz “A Conversation with Kuspit at the Guggenheim,” 4. April Gornik “The Significance of Kuspit’s Criticism for Artists,” 5. Rosalyn Schwartz “The Impact of Kuspit’s Criticism on Artists,” II. Essays about Kuspit by Art Critics and Art Historians: A. The USA 6. Ray Kass & Howard Risatti, “Donald Kuspit & Clement Greenberg in Dialogue,” 7. Matthew Biro, “Modern & Postmodern Art Criticism: The Unique Place of Kuspit,” 8. Matthew Baigell, “Donald Kuspit’s Jewish Consciousness,” 9. Joseph Masheck, “On Kuspit, Kant, and Greenberg,” 10. Patricia Mathews, “The Engagé Art of May Stevens,” 11. Diane Waldman, “Kuspit and the New Subjectivism in the 1980s,” 12. Brian Winkenweder, “Kuspit’s Humanness, Subjectivity and Psychoanalysis,” B. Asia, Canada, Europe, and Latin America 13. Ananda Chakrabarty, “Soulages’s Paintings and Kuspit’s Criticism,” 14. Richard Leslie, “Dialogues in Difference: Alloway & Kuspit,” 15. Anna María Guash, “Talking With Kuspit in Barcelona,” 16. Raúl Quintanilla, “Reagan’s Anti-Aesthetic and Kuspit’s Criticisms,” 17. Tijen Tunali, “Abstract Art as Ideological Critique: Kuspit on Kandinsky,” III. Selected Papers about Kuspit’s Accomplishment at the International Association of Philosophy in Leeds (2003): “A Close Encounter with Donald Kuspit” 18. Mark Van Proyen, “Criticism and the ‘Metaphysics’ of Art: Donald Kuspit,” 19. Lucy Bowditch, “Kuspit on Gerhard Richter and the Teutonic Chill,” 20. Randall K. Van Schepen, “Dialectic & Selfhood in Kuspit’s Art Criticism,” 21. Lynn M. Somers-Davis, “A Taste for Sham: Examples of Perversion & Suffering,” A Selected Bibliography of Donald Kuspit’s Writings

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David Craven was Distinguished Professor of Art History at the University of New Mexico. Brian Winkenweder, Associate Professor of Art History, Linfield College.

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