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The Absolute Mixture : Shit Art Positive

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"'The Absolute Mixture: Shit Art Positive' is the first book-length study devoted to the scatological in art and breaks substantial new ground. It analyses excremental art as an extension of the avant-garde project of dismantling the separation between art and life. It is introduced by a survey from medieval times; the main focus, however, is on twentieth-century and contemporary art. 'The Absolute Mixture' is organised chronologically but also by themes; numerous individual artists and their works are also considered at length. The narrative is shaped by multiple interweaving 'excremental discourses', including (but not limited to) disgust theory (beginning in eighteenth-century Germany); Freudian-Lacanian-Kristevan philosophy-cum-psychoanalysis; gestures of rebellion from Diogenes to Sloterdijk's kynicism; and contemporary notions of ecologically-sound production and recycling. The text is accompanied by 200 illustrations.

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The Absolute Mixture : Shit Art Positive, Matthew Bown

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2021
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Tytuł
The Absolute Mixture : Shit Art Positive
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Divus
Rok wydania
2021
Oprawa
twarda
ISBN10
1838350101
ISBN13
9781838350109
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Opis
"'The Absolute Mixture: Shit Art Positive' is the first book-length study devoted to the scatological in art and breaks substantial new ground. It analyses excremental art as an extension of the avant-garde project of dismantling the separation between art and life. It is introduced by a survey from medieval times; the main focus, however, is on twentieth-century and contemporary art. 'The Absolute Mixture' is organised chronologically but also by themes; numerous individual artists and their works are also considered at length. The narrative is shaped by multiple interweaving 'excremental discourses', including (but not limited to) disgust theory (beginning in eighteenth-century Germany); Freudian-Lacanian-Kristevan philosophy-cum-psychoanalysis; gestures of rebellion from Diogenes to Sloterdijk's kynicism; and contemporary notions of ecologically-sound production and recycling. The text is accompanied by 200 illustrations.