Vertigo

The 20th century marked the end of art's specificity. Sculpture and painting began to admit contamination from other languages-architecture, photography, cinema, design-in a free-ranging exploration of the most varied techniques and media. Art was swept up in a new sense of euphoria that opened the artist's workto a vertiginous onrush of new expressive opportunities. Vertigo seeks to document the trans-media excursions and incursions driven by theadvent of new technologies-radio, television, telephones.

ISBN 9788861305625 | E | FLEXI