Global Perspectives in Modern Art: Turning Points of the 20th Century
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Copyright: 2024
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Global Perspectives in Modern Art: Turning Points of the 20th Century identifies the trailblazers and pioneers of the art world(s) and recognizes established traditions —and the groundbreakers who challenged them.
Cindy Lisica’s account of twentieth-century art presents an indispensable and inclusive overview of Modernism that acknowledges the “big hits” while illuminating previously overlooked narratives and artists across the globe. The text covers major movements from impressionism to street art and new media, re-envisioning existing narratives with a contemporary eye toward gender, cultural analysis, and socio-political concerns.
The ten-chapter e-book includes an array of full-color images and links to museum collections and established academic resources. This feature helps students to direct their research to appropriate primary sources, view further images in context, and extend their learning opportunities online. The interactive features include the ability to search and highlight text, annotate and insert notes, bookmark pages, and even create flashcards for study.
Chapter 1 City Life and Fin-de-Siècle Culture
Chapter 2 Paths to Abstraction and European Modernity
Chapter 3 The New and the Avant-Garde
Chapter 4 Picking up the Pieces: Ordering the World
Chapter 5 Artists on the Move: Rethinking Consciousness
Chapter 6 America Makes Way: Economy and Migration in a Pluralistic Era
Chapter 7 Art and Activism from Postmodernism to Pop
Chapter 8 Emerging from Within: Artists Break Barriers
Chapter 9 New Waves in the Information Age
Chapter 10 Beyond the Institution in the Expanded Field
| Book Artists Index | ||
| Marina Abramović Hilma af Klint Carl Andre Diane Arbus John Baldessari Giacomo Balla Jean-Michel Basquiat Romare Bearden Joseph Beuys Umberto Boccioni Rosa Bonheur Lee Bontecou Louise Bourgeois André Breton John Cage Paul Cézanne Judy Chicago Le Corbusier Gustav Courbet Merce Cunningham John Steuart Curry Leonardo da Vinci Salvador Dalí Honoré Daumier Elaine de Kooning André Derain Marcel Duchamp Dan Flavin Helen Frankenthaler Coco Fusco Antoní Gaudi Paul Gauguin Félix Gonzáles-Torres Hector Guimard Richard Hamilton Keith Haring Thomas Hart Benton Grace Hartigan Mona Hatoum Eva Hesse Damien Hirst Hannah Hoch Edward Hopper Robert Indiana | Jasper Johns Poppy Johnson Donald Judd Frida Kahlo Wassily Kandinsky Corita Kent Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Yves Klein Gustav Klimt Jeff Koons Lee Krasner Barbara Kruger Yayoi Kusama Wilfredo Lam Jacob Lawrence Roy Lichtenstein Maya Lin Richard Long George Maciunas Senpan Maekawa René Magritte Kazimir Malevich Gregory Maloba Édouard Manet Piero Manzoni Kerry James Marshall Henri Matisse Cildo Meireles Meres One Brenda Miller Joan Miró Joan Mitchell Amadeo Modigliani Piet Mondrian Claude Monet Robert Morris William Morris Alphonse Mucha Saburo Murakami Takashi Murakami Barnett Newman Isamu Noguchi Chris Ofili Taro Okamoto | Georgia O’Keeffe Claes Oldenburg Yoko Ono Meret Oppenheim Nam June Paik Pablo Picasso Jackson Pollock Robert Rauschenberg Man Ray Ren Xiong Faith Ringgold Diego Rivera Aleksandr Rodchenko Torakiyo Sato Egon Schiele Carolee Schneeman Richard Serra Cindy Sherman Robert Smithson Vladimir Tatlin Ulay William van Alen Vincent van Gogh Theo von Doesburg Andy Warhol Clara Wolcott Driscoll for Tiffany & Co. Grant Wood Xu Beihong Xu Bing Jiro Yoshihara Zhang Huan *Chinese names are inverted with surname first. Japanese names appear in the Western convention. |
Cindy Lisica is an art historian and curator, currently serving as Professor of Art History at Savannah College of
Art and Design (SCAD). She holds a PhD in History and Theory of Art from the University of the Arts London,
an MA in Modern and Contemporary Art from California State University, Long Beach, and BA in Integrative
Art and Sculpture from The Pennsylvania State University and has previously taught at University of Pittsburgh
and University of Houston. She has published several exhibition catalogs, articles and reviews on Modern and
Contemporary art, Asian art, Pop art, Global Modernism, and Postmodernism, among other subjects. She has
worked in galleries and museums and successfully owned and operated two commercial art galleries: Revision
Space in Pittsburgh (2014-2016) and Cindy Lisica Gallery in Houston (2016-2019). Cindy has lived and traveled
extensively throughout the Americas, Asia, and Europe and has also held institutional positions at The Andy
Warhol Museum, MoCA Los Angeles, The Menil Collection, Tate Britain and Tate Modern.
Global Perspectives in Modern Art: Turning Points of the 20th Century identifies the trailblazers and pioneers of the art world(s) and recognizes established traditions —and the groundbreakers who challenged them.
Cindy Lisica’s account of twentieth-century art presents an indispensable and inclusive overview of Modernism that acknowledges the “big hits” while illuminating previously overlooked narratives and artists across the globe. The text covers major movements from impressionism to street art and new media, re-envisioning existing narratives with a contemporary eye toward gender, cultural analysis, and socio-political concerns.
The ten-chapter e-book includes an array of full-color images and links to museum collections and established academic resources. This feature helps students to direct their research to appropriate primary sources, view further images in context, and extend their learning opportunities online. The interactive features include the ability to search and highlight text, annotate and insert notes, bookmark pages, and even create flashcards for study.
Chapter 1 City Life and Fin-de-Siècle Culture
Chapter 2 Paths to Abstraction and European Modernity
Chapter 3 The New and the Avant-Garde
Chapter 4 Picking up the Pieces: Ordering the World
Chapter 5 Artists on the Move: Rethinking Consciousness
Chapter 6 America Makes Way: Economy and Migration in a Pluralistic Era
Chapter 7 Art and Activism from Postmodernism to Pop
Chapter 8 Emerging from Within: Artists Break Barriers
Chapter 9 New Waves in the Information Age
Chapter 10 Beyond the Institution in the Expanded Field
| Book Artists Index | ||
| Marina Abramović Hilma af Klint Carl Andre Diane Arbus John Baldessari Giacomo Balla Jean-Michel Basquiat Romare Bearden Joseph Beuys Umberto Boccioni Rosa Bonheur Lee Bontecou Louise Bourgeois André Breton John Cage Paul Cézanne Judy Chicago Le Corbusier Gustav Courbet Merce Cunningham John Steuart Curry Leonardo da Vinci Salvador Dalí Honoré Daumier Elaine de Kooning André Derain Marcel Duchamp Dan Flavin Helen Frankenthaler Coco Fusco Antoní Gaudi Paul Gauguin Félix Gonzáles-Torres Hector Guimard Richard Hamilton Keith Haring Thomas Hart Benton Grace Hartigan Mona Hatoum Eva Hesse Damien Hirst Hannah Hoch Edward Hopper Robert Indiana | Jasper Johns Poppy Johnson Donald Judd Frida Kahlo Wassily Kandinsky Corita Kent Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Yves Klein Gustav Klimt Jeff Koons Lee Krasner Barbara Kruger Yayoi Kusama Wilfredo Lam Jacob Lawrence Roy Lichtenstein Maya Lin Richard Long George Maciunas Senpan Maekawa René Magritte Kazimir Malevich Gregory Maloba Édouard Manet Piero Manzoni Kerry James Marshall Henri Matisse Cildo Meireles Meres One Brenda Miller Joan Miró Joan Mitchell Amadeo Modigliani Piet Mondrian Claude Monet Robert Morris William Morris Alphonse Mucha Saburo Murakami Takashi Murakami Barnett Newman Isamu Noguchi Chris Ofili Taro Okamoto | Georgia O’Keeffe Claes Oldenburg Yoko Ono Meret Oppenheim Nam June Paik Pablo Picasso Jackson Pollock Robert Rauschenberg Man Ray Ren Xiong Faith Ringgold Diego Rivera Aleksandr Rodchenko Torakiyo Sato Egon Schiele Carolee Schneeman Richard Serra Cindy Sherman Robert Smithson Vladimir Tatlin Ulay William van Alen Vincent van Gogh Theo von Doesburg Andy Warhol Clara Wolcott Driscoll for Tiffany & Co. Grant Wood Xu Beihong Xu Bing Jiro Yoshihara Zhang Huan *Chinese names are inverted with surname first. Japanese names appear in the Western convention. |
Cindy Lisica is an art historian and curator, currently serving as Professor of Art History at Savannah College of
Art and Design (SCAD). She holds a PhD in History and Theory of Art from the University of the Arts London,
an MA in Modern and Contemporary Art from California State University, Long Beach, and BA in Integrative
Art and Sculpture from The Pennsylvania State University and has previously taught at University of Pittsburgh
and University of Houston. She has published several exhibition catalogs, articles and reviews on Modern and
Contemporary art, Asian art, Pop art, Global Modernism, and Postmodernism, among other subjects. She has
worked in galleries and museums and successfully owned and operated two commercial art galleries: Revision
Space in Pittsburgh (2014-2016) and Cindy Lisica Gallery in Houston (2016-2019). Cindy has lived and traveled
extensively throughout the Americas, Asia, and Europe and has also held institutional positions at The Andy
Warhol Museum, MoCA Los Angeles, The Menil Collection, Tate Britain and Tate Modern.