Reflections on Art and Culture
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Reflections on Art and Culture

From Diderot's Salons to Panodyssey and Art Explora

  1. 163 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
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Reflections on Art and Culture

From Diderot's Salons to Panodyssey and Art Explora

About this book

Reflections on Art and Culture: From Diderot's Salons to Panodyssey and Art Explora offers a series of art reviews of some of the most exciting and artistically diverse trends in contemporary painting, sculpture and photography, presented in light of art history, aesthetics and intellectual history. It also introduces two of the most promising cultural ventures that build upon the Enlightenment tradition of the salons: Panodyssey (founded by French entrepreneur and music executive Alexandre Leforestier) and Art Explora (founded by two of the leaders of Paris's top museums, Frédéric Jousset and Bruno Julliard). In emphasizing a wide range of styles of art, this book also covers a critical blind spot, by including contemporary artists influenced by Realism and Romanticism, who are extremely popular with galleries, buyers and the general public but tend not to get the attention they deserve from art critics and museums of contemporary art. At the same time, in the spirit of promoting artistic pluralism, Reflections on Art and Culture also presents much-discussed trends, such as Damien Hirst's neoconceptual art, as well as some of the most popular artistic photographers in the world, who successfully straddle the domains of marketing and art.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Dedication
  6. Contents
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Introduction
  9. Part I: The New Culture Salons
  10. Chapter 1: Frédéric Jousset and Bruno Julliard: From the Beaux-Arts Tradition to the Innovation of Art Explora
  11. Chapter 2: Panodyssey: The Twenty-First-Century Culture Salon
  12. Part II: Going Back to the French Origins of the Culture Salons
  13. Chapter 3: Diderot’s Aesthetics in the Salons
  14. Chapter 4: Romantic and Modern Aesthetics: On Originality, Individuality, and Autonomy in Art
  15. Chapter 5: E. H. Gombrich and Arthur Danto: The Challenges Posed by Modern and Contemporary Art Criticism
  16. Chapter 6: The Innovations of Impressionism
  17. Chapter 7: The Legacy of Modernism: Subversion and Tradition
  18. Chapter 8: Shaking Things Up in the Art World: The Biennale de Paris and the Salon des Refusés
  19. Chapter 9: Art and Emotion
  20. Chapter 10: The Sculptures of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel: The Embodiment of Emotion
  21. Chapter 11: The Rise of Modernist Sculpture: Why We Love Brancusi
  22. Chapter 12: An Homage: Darida Paints Brancusi
  23. Part III: Trends in Contemporary Art
  24. Chapter 13: From Eros to Thanatos: Damien Hirst and Postromanticism
  25. Chapter 14: Leonardo Pereznieto’s Postromantic Sculpture
  26. Chapter 15: Richard Burlet and the New Art Nouveau
  27. Chapter 16: Daniel Gerhartz: The Beauty of Representational Art
  28. Chapter 17: The Postromantic Art of Edson Campos
  29. Chapter 18: Bulgarian Art: The Sculptures of Ivan Minekov and Paintings of Paola Minekov
  30. Chapter 19: M. C. Escher: When Art Intersects with Mathematics
  31. Chapter 20: The Escheresque Photography of Sebastian Luczywo
  32. Chapter 21: Poetic and Spiritual: The Photography of Noell S. Oszvald
  33. Chapter 22: Barna Nemethi’s Photography: A New Dadaism Springs from the World of Marketing
  34. Chapter 23: Jonathan Root’s Memorable Portraits
  35. Chapter 24: The Surprising and Stunning Photography of Andrey Yakovlev and Lili Aleeva
  36. Chapter 25: The Imaginative Photography of Andrew Shushvalyuk and Iren Lesik
  37. Chapter 26: Vadim Stein’s Sculptural Photography
  38. Chapter 27: The Images of Thomas Dodd: A Photographic Journey through Art History
  39. Chapter 28: The Value of Art: From Pierre Bourdieu’s The Field of Cultural Production to David B. Guenther’s The Art Dealer’s Apprentice
  40. Chapter 29: Conclusion: Intoxication: Artistic Fame and the Magnetic Persona
  41. Bibliography
  42. About the Author