From Margin to Center : The Spaces of Installation Art

Reiss, Julie H.. From Margin to Center : The Spaces of Installation Art. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1999.

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Abstract (English)

Reiss’s book examines the rise of Installation Art from its marginal and counter-cultural beginnings in the Art Environments of the 1950s to its acceptance as a commonplace exhibition practice by art institutions in the 1990s. Limiting her scope mainly to New York, Reiss focuses on a few major artists and their critical reception, underscoring the provocative intent of the artists and assessing what impact, if any, the art had on the institutions it attempted to transform. Index, 5 p. Circa 240 bibl. ref.

Types:	Monographs
All Contributors:	Reiss, Julie H. (Author)
Dossier:	800 - INSTALLATION
Collation:	181 p. : 50 ill. ; 22 x 19 cm
ISBN:	0262181967
Language of Publication:	English
Publishers:	Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Artists:	Andre, Carl; Asher, Michael; Birnbaum, Dara; Boltanski, Christian; Dine, Jim; Duchamp, Marcel; Ferber, Herbert; Flavin, Dan; Hammons, David; Harris, Suzanne; Heizer, Michael; Ireland, Patrick; Judd, Donald; Kabakov, Ilya; Kaprow, Allan; Kusama, Yayoi; Le Va, Barry; Lewitt, Sol; Licht, Jennifer; Matta-Clark, Gordon; Miss, Mary; Morris, Robert; Nauman, Bruce; Oldenburg, Claes; Pfaff, Judy; Piper, Adrian; Rauschenberg, Robert; Samaras, Lucas; Schneemann, Carolee; Toche, Jean; Trakas, George; Walther, Franz Erhard
Keywords:	INSTALLATION; EXHIBITION PRACTICE; ARCHITECTURE; ART AND POLITICS; CONCEPTUAL ART; CONTEXT; FLUXUS; MINIMALISM; MIXED MEDIA; MUSEUM; PHOTOGRAPHY; PERFORMANCE; SCULPTURE; SITE SPECIFICITY; SPACE; VIDEO; ALTERNATIVE SPACE; ART CRITICISM; CURATORIAL PRACTICE; ENGAGEMENT; EPHEMERALITY; HAPPENINGS; JUNK; PARTICIPATION; PASSIVITY; PHENOMENOLOGY; RECEPTION; RECUPERATION; RISK; SAFETY; BAUDRILLARD, JEAN
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Date Deposited:	05 Mar 2004
Last Modified:	13 Apr 2012 21:48
URI:	http://e-artexte.ca/id/eprint/15185

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