art criticism

This book provides a unique look at the rich variety of art created from centuries ago to the present day, reflecting an enduring culture and era.

Provides an in-depth examination of the art world in the twentieth century based on the authors "participant observation" and interviews with artists, dealers, critics, and other experts; and discusses Christie's Manhattan art auction, a Los Angeles art school seminar, Basel Art Fair, the Turner Prize, "Artforum" magazine, and more.

Discusses the importance of composition in paintings and techniques for unifying all elements of a painting, and analyzes over one hundred paintings with illustrations.

Series of writings which address art history, pop art, the future of museums, and how to apply methods of art criticism to modern art.

Explores sixty-six paintings from around the world, providing the story behind each painting, an analysis of techniques and compositions, historical features, and brief artists' biographies.

Explains how to use critical theory to analyze the works of Georgia O'Keeffe and provides overviews of her famous works of art as well as critiques of each.

Explains how to use critical theory to analyze the artwork of Andy Warhol, who used bold colors and commonplace subjects in his art, and discusses how examining the influences behind a work of art can lead to a new understanding of the piece and the artist.