Art Since 1960
Art Since 1960 by Michael Archer, published by Thames & Hudson in 2002, is a revised and expanded edition comprising 256 pages. This book explores the underlying themes that connect contemporary art with everyday life across the globe, highlighting the complex relationship between the two. It addresses the significant globalization of art since the mid-1990s, reflecting on the increase in exhibitions and the establishment of new contemporary art museums worldwide.
Readers will find discussions that delve into the evolution of modern art, enriched by over thirty additional illustrations, an updated timeline, and a bibliography. This edition offers insights into the historical context of art, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the dynamics of art history and its relevance in contemporary society. The book’s focus on art and history provides a comprehensive overview of the subject, appealing to a wide audience.
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The underlying themes that run through contemporary art, irrespective of styles and techniques, reveal the complex relationship between art and everyday life worldwide. This revised and expanded edition is brought up to date with discussions on the more comprehensive globalization of art since the mid-1990s, which can be seen in the growth of the exhibition calendar and the number of new contemporary art museums opening around the world. With over thirty additional illustrations and an updated timeline and bibliography, this book will prove indispensable to anyone interested in the evolution of modern art.
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