The Reenchantment of Art [antikvár]

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Confronts the effects of modernism on society and proposes a remedy based on a redefinition of our art and culture. Suzi Gablik's last book, »Has Modernism Failed?«, won readers with its passionate, scathing critique of an enervated contemporary art scene. Now »The Reenchantment of Art« describes her hope for a new art, born out of a new cultural paradigm embracing a revitalized sense of community, an enlarged ecological perspective, and access to mythic and archetypal sources of spiritual life. In the course of her argument, Gablik introduces the reader to a number of figures for whom this paradigm offers a fresh approach to making art: artists such as Fern Shaffer, who performs empowerment rituals to mark the seasonal equinoxes; David T. Hanson, Andy Goldsworthy and Rachel Rosenthal, whose work attempts to heal our wounded planet; and others such as Tim Rollins, Suzanne Lacy and Mierle Laderman Ukeles who address the gravest social issues.