Inside the white cube : the ideology of the gallery space / Brian O'Doherty ; introduction by Thomas McEvilley.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: O'Doherty, Brian
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Berkeley : University of California Press, 1999.
Edition:Expanded ed.
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Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • I.. Notes on the Gallery Space
  • A Fable of Horizontal and Vertical
  • Modernism
  • The Properties of the Ideal Gallery
  • The Salon
  • The Easel Picture
  • The Frame as Editor
  • Photography
  • Impressionism
  • The Myth of the Picture Plane
  • Matisse
  • Hanging
  • The Picture Plane as Simile
  • The Wall As Battleground and "Art"
  • The Installation Shot
  • II.. The Eye and the Spectator
  • Another Fable
  • Five Blank Canvasses
  • Paint, Picture Plane, Objects
  • Cubism and Collage
  • Space
  • The Spectator
  • The Eye
  • Schwitters's Merzbau
  • Schwitters's Performances
  • Happenings And Environments
  • Kienholz, Segal, Kaprow
  • Hanson, de Andrea
  • Eye, Spectator, and Minimalism
  • Paradoxes of Experience
  • Conceptual and Body Art
  • III.. Context as Content
  • The Knock at the Door
  • Duchamp's Knock
  • Ceilings
  • 1,200 Bags of Coal
  • Gestures and Projects
  • The Mile of String
  • Duchamp's "Body"
  • Hostility to the Audience
  • The Artist and the Audience
  • The Exclusive Space
  • The Seventies
  • The White Wall
  • The White Cube
  • Modernist Man
  • The Utopian Artist
  • Mondrian's Room
  • Mondrian, Duchamp, Lissitzky
  • IV.. The Gallery as a Gesture
  • Yves Klein's Le Vide
  • Arman's Le Plein
  • Warhol's Airborne Pillows
  • Buren's Sealed Gallery
  • Barry's Closed Gallery
  • Les Levine's White Light
  • The Christos' Wrapped Museum
  • Afterword.
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