The acclaimed publication 'Genealogies of Art or the History of Art as Visual Art' serves as an in-depth catalog for significant exhibitions held in Madrid and Malaga. It meticulously traces the historical trajectory of art, examining its rich manifestation as a visual discipline through various periods and movements. This extensive work features insights from numerous contributing authors and a wide array of influential artists.
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This publication, 'Genealogies of Art or the History of Art as Visual Art,' was associated with exhibitions at the Juan March Foundation in Madrid and the Picasso Museum in Malaga. It explores the intricate connections and visual evolution within art history.
The publication 'Genealogies of Art or the History of Art as Visual Art' serves as a comprehensive catalog for exhibitions held at the Juan March Foundation in Madrid and subsequently at the Picasso Museum in Malaga. It delves into the historical trajectory of art, particularly focusing on its manifestation as a visual discipline. The work lists numerous contributing authors such as Eugenio Carmona, Uwe Fleckner, Manuel Fontán del Junco, Manuel Lima, and Astrit Schmidt-Burkhardt, alongside a vast array of artists whose works span various periods and movements, from Alexander Archipenko and Jean Arp to Marcel Duchamp and Wassily Kandinsky. The catalog itself is a substantial work, comprising 483 pages with facsimiles, illustrations, and color and black-and-white photographs, measuring 33 cm in dimension, and published in English by Fundación Juan March, Editorial Arte y Ciencia, and Museo Picasso Málaga.
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