What Are You Looking At?
Autor Will Gompertzen Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 sep 2013
In the tradition of Eats, Shoots &Leaves, art history with a sense of humor
Every year, millions of museum and gallery visitors ponder the modern art on display and secretly ask themselves, “Is this art?” A former director at London’s Tate Gallery and now the BBC arts editor, Will Gompertz made it his mission to bring modern art’s exciting history alive for everyone, explaining why an unmade bed or a pickled shark can be art—and why a five-year-old couldn’t really do it.
Rich with extraordinary tales and anecdotes, What Are You Looking At? entertains as it arms readers with the knowledge to truly understand and enjoy what it is they’re looking at.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780142180297
ISBN-10: 0142180297
Pagini: 464
Ilustrații: 16 pp of 4-color photos on insert stock; b/w photos and images throughout
Dimensiuni: 139 x 213 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.67 kg
Editura: Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10: 0142180297
Pagini: 464
Ilustrații: 16 pp of 4-color photos on insert stock; b/w photos and images throughout
Dimensiuni: 139 x 213 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.67 kg
Editura: Penguin Publishing Group
Recenzii
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ߝAssociated Press
“An insightful love letter to modern art and an irreverent rejection of the notion that its pleasures are reserved for a chosen few… Each [chapter] hums with engaging history and entertaining anecdotes, cheeky asides and accessible, illuminating criticism.”
ߝNPR
“Gompertz is determined to dispel the layman's fear of the modern art world and those who inhabit it. What Are You Looking At?, which comes out this week, does a very good job of this—replacing isolating esotericism with witty and chatty commentary.”
ߝInterview
“A deeply enlightening and buoyant history of modern art and beyond.”
ߝBooklist (starred review)
“[A] highly lucid, lively, and buoyantly composed history…while his tone is breezy and conversational, [Gompertz] astutely and often wittily describes the core of every movement and its key artists.”
ߝPublishers Weekly
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ߝAssociated Press
“An insightful love letter to modern art and an irreverent rejection of the notion that its pleasures are reserved for a chosen few… Each [chapter] hums with engaging history and entertaining anecdotes, cheeky asides and accessible, illuminating criticism.”
ߝNPR
“Gompertz is determined to dispel the layman's fear of the modern art world and those who inhabit it. What Are You Looking At?, which comes out this week, does a very good job of this—replacing isolating esotericism with witty and chatty commentary.”
ߝInterview
“A deeply enlightening and buoyant history of modern art and beyond.”
ߝBooklist (starred review)
“[A] highly lucid, lively, and buoyantly composed history…while his tone is breezy and conversational, [Gompertz] astutely and often wittily describes the core of every movement and its key artists.”
ߝPublishers Weekly
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Notă biografică
Will Gompertz writes, presents, and produces programs about the arts for the BBC. He lives in Oxford, England.