The Object of Performance: The American Avant-Garde since 1970

Abstract

defines for the first time the apparently diffuse avant-garde art of the past two decades in terms of its distinctly postmodern concerns. range of arts discussed here encompasses contemporary dance, photography, oral poetics, performance art, and earthworks. Sayre has written one of the most intelligent, sensible, and readable accounts of the tenents of Postmodern artmaking published to date.--Jeff Abell, New Art Examiner No one can read The Object of Performance without gaining a far better idea than before of what has happened to art, and, in some measure, why. . . . I find this book consistently illuminating.--Arthur C. Danto

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