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The Nineteenth Century (Part Three)
Publication Year
2021
Type
Journal
Abstract
William Morris: The Poetics of Indigo Discharge Printing
by Caroline Arscott
Daguerre, Christian Prometheus
by Éric Michaud
Ruskin’s Broken Middle
by Jeremy Melius
Chardin’s Pastels
by Eik Kahng
This issue also includes a feature on Michael Fried and the possibility of a Marxist art criticism. We reprint Fried’s original 1962 speculation along with four contemporary responses:
Marxism and Criticism
by Michael Fried
Some Comments on the Claims Made For and Against Painting
by Jeff Wall
Art as Seeing Through Neoliberal De-reification
by Irmgard Emmelhainz
John Berger, Michael Fried and Contemporary Art
by Blake Stimson
Lukács/Fried
by Nicholas Brown
In The Tank:
Responses to Rita Felski's "Hooked: Art and Attachment" (2020) by Anna Kornbluh, Robert S. Lehman, Michael Gallope, and Jess Keiser
by Caroline Arscott
Daguerre, Christian Prometheus
by Éric Michaud
Ruskin’s Broken Middle
by Jeremy Melius
Chardin’s Pastels
by Eik Kahng
This issue also includes a feature on Michael Fried and the possibility of a Marxist art criticism. We reprint Fried’s original 1962 speculation along with four contemporary responses:
Marxism and Criticism
by Michael Fried
Some Comments on the Claims Made For and Against Painting
by Jeff Wall
Art as Seeing Through Neoliberal De-reification
by Irmgard Emmelhainz
John Berger, Michael Fried and Contemporary Art
by Blake Stimson
Lukács/Fried
by Nicholas Brown
In The Tank:
Responses to Rita Felski's "Hooked: Art and Attachment" (2020) by Anna Kornbluh, Robert S. Lehman, Michael Gallope, and Jess Keiser