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Informationen zum Autor Craig Staff is Reader in Fine Art at the University of Northampton, an artist and author of Modernist Painting and Materiality (2011). Klappentext A great introduction to contemporary painting for students, practitioners and gallery-goers. 'While painting, as a practice, appears now in a host of widespread plural guises and contexts, attempts to theorise its global terrain have generally been avoided of late. Craig Staff's timely interrogation of the practice does not shirk this responsibility... For those who want a highly informed and erudite view of this unstable and ever-evolving landscape, this is essential reading.' David Ryan, Reader in Fine Art, Anglia Ruskin University 'The book's phenomenal achievement is to steadily guide the reader through a multitude of competing theories and debates around what painting is, whilst being grounded in the diverse practices of individual artists as they speculatively push at the frontiers of hat painting might become.' Dan Hays, artist Vorwort Since Clement Greenberg's 'Modernist Painting the status of painting and its legitimacy has been repeatedly questioned. As such, painting has had to continually redefine parameters. After Modernist painting is a history and critical re-evaluation of this medium over the last 50 years. Zusammenfassung Since Clement Greenberg's 'Modernist Painting the status of painting and its legitimacy has been repeatedly questioned. As such, painting has had to continually redefine parameters. After Modernist painting is a history and critical re-evaluation of this medium over the last 50 years. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of IllustrationsAknowledgementsIntroduction1.Arbitrary Objects2.Auto-critique3.Painting in the Expanded Field 4.A Costume of Rags.Manic Mourning6.An-atomising Abstraction7.Situating Painting8.Imag [in] ing the DigitalNotesFurtherReadingBibliography Index
