Image, music, text
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Image, music, text
（Art history : journal of the Association of Art Historians, v. 19,
Blackwell, 1996
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This special issue of the journal Art History marks a breakthrough in publishing new writing on the relationship of visual culture, music and performativity from late Romanticism to Modernity. It covers a range of theoretical and critical issues: the impact of Goethe on Klimt, Paul Klee's musical poetics, the Fluxus movement and questions of interdisciplinarity, Max Klinger's Romanticism and the musical motifs in the work of Catalan artists like Picasso. Art History's issue on art and music is one of the first to introduce inter-media debate into mainstream art-historical publishing. In doing so, it raises new questions about how we define and teach disciplines. This book will be of interest to students of art history, music, musicology and performance theory, as well as of contemporary visual culture.
Table of Contents
1. 'Concepts of everyday living': Cage, Fluxus and Barthes, Interdisciplinarity and Inter-Media Events: Simon Shaw Miller (Birkbeck College, University of London). 2. Klinger's Brahmsphantasie and the Cultural Politics of Absolute Music: Thomas K. Nelson (Minneapolis). 3. Klimt's Beethoven Frieze: Goethe, 'Tempelkunst' and the Fulfilment of Wishes: Clare A. P. Willsdon (University of Glasgow). 4. Paul Klee's Anna Wenne and the Work of Art: Paul Bauschatz (University of Maine). 5. Catalonia and the Early Musical Subjects of Braque and Picasso: Stewart Buettner (Lewis and Clark College, Portland, Oregon).
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