When Attitudes Became Form: Become Attitudes

This work delves into the pivotal 1969 exhibition orchestrated by Harald Szeemann, which left an indelible mark on the art world. Through a meticulous exploration of concepts and presentations, it provides insight into how this exhibition redefined artistic expression and the role of the curator.

The authors, Christian Rattemeyer, Constance Lewallen, and Julian Myers, examine the thematic undercurrents and the groundbreaking nature of the show, revealing the ways in which it challenged established norms and encouraged new dialogue around contemporary art practices. Their analysis invites readers to engage with the fluidity of artistic attitudes and the evolution of curatorial approaches, celebrating a transformative moment in the history of modern art.