1968 inquiry on avant-garde's changing definition inspires contemporary art dialogues.
The article examines the evolving significance of abstraction in contemporary art, echoing a 1968 inquiry by Irving Sandler and Barbara Rose about the avant-garde's changing definition. It highlights the influence of their collaborative approach on current discussions, leading Phyllis Tuchman to establish the September Critics Page with Charles Schultz to reflect on today's artistic landscape. The piece emphasizes the ongoing dialogue among artists, curators, and historians.
September 08, 2024
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