Design and visual culture from the Bauhaus to contemporary art : optical deconstructions
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Design and visual culture from the Bauhaus to contemporary art : optical deconstructions
(Routledge advances in art and visual studies)
Routledge, 2018
- : hbk
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Includes iindex
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book complements the more textually-based Bauhaus scholarship with a practice-oriented and creative interpretive method, which makes it possible to consider Bauhaus-related works in an unconventional light. Edit Toth argues that focusing on the functionalist approach of the Bauhaus has hindered scholars from properly understanding its design work. With a global scope and under-studied topics, the book advances current scholarly discussions concerning the relationship between image technologies and the body by calling attention to the materiality of image production and strategies of re-channeling image culture into material processes and physical body space, the space of dimensionality and everyday activity.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1.Introduction
- 2. Orienting The New Woman: Breuer's Furniture and Complex Gender Expressivity at the Haus Am Horn
- 3. Optical Improvisations: Jazz, Film and Moholy-Nagy's Light Prop for an Electric Stage Domestic Interventions: Brandt's "Mediatized" Objects and Self-Portrait Photographs
- 5. "Taking Apart" The Sukiya: The Yamawakis' Postwar Tokyo Home' 6. Vertigo and Kepes's Light Art in 1950's America
- 7. Contemporary Art, Architecture and Media Recovering Material Space
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