Reconstructing modernism : art in New York, Paris, and Montreal, 1945-1964

Serge Guilbaut

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Abstraction chaude in Paris in the 1950s, John-Franklin Koenig hot painting - the inevitable fate of the image, Jean Baudrillard postwar painting games - the rough and the slick, Serge Guilbaut Cold War constructivism, Benjamin H.D. Buchloh marginality as a political stance - the Canadian painter Jean McEwen, Constance Naubert-Riser New York as seen from Montreal by Paul-Emile Borduas and the automatists, 1943-1953, Francois-Marc Gagnon Greenberg's Matisse and the problem of avant-garde hedonism, John O'Brian Jackson Pollock's abstraction, Timothy J. Clark the monochrome and the blank canvas, Thierry de Duve Saturday disasters - trace and reference in early Warhol, Thomas Crow the politics of consumption - the screen actor's guild, Ronald Reagan, and the Hollywood red scare, Larry May cultural cartography - American designs at the 1964 Venice Biennale, Laurie J. Monahan.

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