
By Hal Foster
A good-looking re-creation of the seminal selection of late-twentieth-century cultural feedback. Named a most sensible booklet of the 12 months by means of the Village Voice and regarded a bible of up to date cultural feedback, The Anti-Aesthetic is reissued now in a good-looking new paperback variation. For the prior two decades, Hal Foster has driven the bounds of cultural feedback, developing a vantage element from which the likely disparate agendas of artists, buyers, and critics have a telling coherence. within the Anti-Aesthetic, preeminent critics comparable to Jean Baudrillard, Rosalind Krauss, Fredric Jameson, and Edward acknowledged examine the complete diversity of postmodern cultural creation, from the writing of John Cage, to Cindy Sherman's movie stills, to Barbara Kruger's collages. With a redesigned hide and a brand new afterword that situates the e-book in terms of modern feedback, The Anti-Aesthetic offers a robust creation for beginners and some extent of reference for these already engaged in discussions of postmodern artwork, tradition, and feedback. New afterword via Hal Foster; 12 b/w photos.
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