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Provocations

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"What is distinctive about [Coplan's] mind and the way it works is the ingenuity, curiosity, independence, range, and above all the sense of a pattern emerging without pressure...."
—Stuart Morgan

Provocations
, a selection of John Coplans’ writings from 1963–1981, edited by art critic and curator Stuart Morgan, includes essays on Classic Modernism, Photography, and Pop Art, chapters from his now out-of-print books Kurt Schwitters and Serial Imagery, and his controversial report on the decline of the Pasadena Art Museum.

Language: English

Pages: 252

Format: Paperback

Publisher: powerHouse Books

Release: March 01, 2002

ISBN: 157687124X

ISBN 13: 9781576871249

Provocations

0/5 ( ratings)

"What is distinctive about [Coplan's] mind and the way it works is the ingenuity, curiosity, independence, range, and above all the sense of a pattern emerging without pressure...."
—Stuart Morgan

Provocations
, a selection of John Coplans’ writings from 1963–1981, edited by art critic and curator Stuart Morgan, includes essays on Classic Modernism, Photography, and Pop Art, chapters from his now out-of-print books Kurt Schwitters and Serial Imagery, and his controversial report on the decline of the Pasadena Art Museum.

Language: English

Pages: 252

Format: Paperback

Publisher: powerHouse Books

Release: March 01, 2002

ISBN: 157687124X

ISBN 13: 9781576871249

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