Sculptural Perspectives for the Nineties (Softcover)
“The viewer of this exhibition can see how, through time, our perspective of what is and is not art changes. All the artists in this show are pioneers in their own right. When they first exposed their artwork to their retrospective communities, there was great criticism and, in fact, great controversy. The viewer was challenged to make a decision: “Is this art, and if it is art, is it good art?” I think if the viewer questions him or herself, then the artist has succeeded in creating controversy, and this, in my mind, has created good, and, many times, great art. Sculpture has always been challenging for the museum, the collector, the viewer, and most of all, for the artist.”
- John Natsoulas
Authors: John Natsoulas, Rachel W. Wettergreen
55 pages
“The viewer of this exhibition can see how, through time, our perspective of what is and is not art changes. All the artists in this show are pioneers in their own right. When they first exposed their artwork to their retrospective communities, there was great criticism and, in fact, great controversy. The viewer was challenged to make a decision: “Is this art, and if it is art, is it good art?” I think if the viewer questions him or herself, then the artist has succeeded in creating controversy, and this, in my mind, has created good, and, many times, great art. Sculpture has always been challenging for the museum, the collector, the viewer, and most of all, for the artist.”
- John Natsoulas
Authors: John Natsoulas, Rachel W. Wettergreen
55 pages
“The viewer of this exhibition can see how, through time, our perspective of what is and is not art changes. All the artists in this show are pioneers in their own right. When they first exposed their artwork to their retrospective communities, there was great criticism and, in fact, great controversy. The viewer was challenged to make a decision: “Is this art, and if it is art, is it good art?” I think if the viewer questions him or herself, then the artist has succeeded in creating controversy, and this, in my mind, has created good, and, many times, great art. Sculpture has always been challenging for the museum, the collector, the viewer, and most of all, for the artist.”
- John Natsoulas
Authors: John Natsoulas, Rachel W. Wettergreen
55 pages