Rosalind Krauss
9 books
About the Author
Rosalind Krauss is a pioneering art historian and critic whose groundbreaking scholarship has profoundly shaped the discourse on modern and contemporary art. A former editor of October, the influential journal she co-founded, Krauss has dedicated her career to dissecting the complexities of modernism, antimodernism, and postmodernism through rigorous theoretical analysis. Her work challenges traditional narratives, emphasizing the formal and conceptual innovations of the twentieth century. Educated at Wellesley College and Harvard University, she has taught at institutions including MIT and Columbia, influencing generations of scholars and artists. Krauss's incisive prose and interdisciplinary approach continue to illuminate the evolving landscape of art history, making her an indispensable voice in the field.
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Books by Rosalind Krauss
