Description
Sherrie Levine's work challenges the conventions of authorship and originality in art while navigating the complexities of gender and identity. Through a lens of critical inquiry, the narratives woven by a range of esteemed contributors illuminate Levine's profound impact on contemporary art.
Each essay dissects her artistic practices, exploring how she reframes the concept of artistic creation itself by appropriating and recontextualizing existing works. By doing so, Levine compels viewers to question the very nature of existence and representation in the visual landscape.
The collection presents a multifaceted view of Levine’s contributions, delving into her pioneering efforts that spark conversation about culture, context, and the role of the artist in an increasingly interconnected world. With a vibrant mix of perspectives, readers are invited to engage with the ongoing dialogues surrounding Levine's legacy.
Each essay dissects her artistic practices, exploring how she reframes the concept of artistic creation itself by appropriating and recontextualizing existing works. By doing so, Levine compels viewers to question the very nature of existence and representation in the visual landscape.
The collection presents a multifaceted view of Levine’s contributions, delving into her pioneering efforts that spark conversation about culture, context, and the role of the artist in an increasingly interconnected world. With a vibrant mix of perspectives, readers are invited to engage with the ongoing dialogues surrounding Levine's legacy.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
216 pages
Language
English
Published
Apr 10, 2012
Publisher
Whitney Museum of American Art
Editions
5 editions
ISBN-10
0300175965
ISBN-13
9780300175967
Genres
Romance
Science & Technology
History
Art & Photography
Contemporary