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Art Criticism in the 20th Century: E.H. Gombrich and Arthur Danto
Published Nov 12, 2020
Updated Nov 12, 2020
Culture
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Culture
Published Nov 12, 2020
Updated Nov 12, 2020
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Like many scholars of my generation, I have lived through the “culture wars” in the arts and humanities, marked by the rise and critique of poststructuralist and postmodern theories. My personal view on these so-called “culture wars” is that life’s too short to focus on the negative. Why get bogged down in largely academic debates, when there’s so much of value in art and culture? Early on in my career as an art and literary critic, I made a conscious decision to concentrate on the aspects of art, literature and scholarship that I believe make major contributions to culture internationally. This is what the postromantic art movement, which I co-founded with Leonardo Pereznieto in 2002, is all about.
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