The American Effect: Global Perspective on the United States 1990-2003 Whitney Museum

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ISBN：9780874271348

书名：The American Effect: Global Perspective on the United States, 1990-2003

美国效应：全球视角下的美国，1990-2003（惠特尼美术馆）

作者：Lawrence Rinder

出版社：Whitney Museum

出版时间：2003-01

装帧：精装，240页

尺寸：25 × 30 × 2.5 cm

语言：英文

Timely and compelling, The American Effect explores the wide range of global perceptions of American society and culture in the work of artists from around the world. Encompassing both romanticized and demonized visions of the United States, these works-by approximately 50 artists from 30 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas-date from 1990 to the present and include drawing, photography, film, installation, painting, sculpture, video, and Internet art.

As America increasingly comes to terms with how it is perceived abroad, this book, and the exhibition it accompanies at the Whitney Museum of American Art, look at how artists, primarily non-American, depict, imagine, and respond to America and its presence in the world. The works convey a range of responses, from anger and antagonism to affection, warmth, and humor. Essays by well-known writers touch on issues raised by the art, and curator Lawrence Rinder discusses each artist's work in context.