Jean Dubuffet: Anticultural Positions
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Jean Dubuffet: Anticultural Positions

by Mark Rosenthal, Anny Aviram, Kent Minturn

Cultural Studies art criticism Modern Art
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Jean Dubuffet: Anticultural Positions considers the artist’s ideas and his challenge to accepted cultural conventions. Written by Mark Rosenthal, Anny Aviram, and Kent Minturn, this volume provides a focused resource for readers exploring Dubuffet, modern art, and debates surrounding artistic culture.

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Jean Dubuffet: Anticultural Positions examines the ideas associated with Jean Dubuffet and his distinctive stance toward established cultural conventions.

The book presents a focused consideration of Dubuffet’s artistic position and its relationship to broader questions about art and culture.

Written by Mark Rosenthal, Anny Aviram, and Kent Minturn, this volume offers readers an informed introduction to a significant subject in modern art.

It is suited to readers interested in Jean Dubuffet, twentieth-century art, and critical approaches to artistic culture.

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