禪與現代美術 典藏，2018，缺所引 Zen in the Fifties
- 240 × 170 mm
- 256 pages
- Paperback
- 9789040098925
- 100 illustrations
- 01 Mar 1997
- £19.95
- This edition is currently unavailable
Zen in the FiftiesInteraction in Art between East and WestHelen Westgeest
Throughout Western history, interest in the Far East has moved in waves, in ever-changing patterns. Zen in the Fifties looks at the influence of the East, and of Zen Buddhism in particular, on a number of recent Western artists. Interest in Zen grew in the 1950s as new artistic, philosophical and psychological theories opened up the way for Western artists to explore both interior and exterior landscapes.
Helen Weestgeest brings into her analysis the work of John Cage, Ad Reinhardt and Mark Tobey in America, and Yves Klein and Pierre Alechinsky in France, and shows how the ideas, methods and works of these and certain other artists display affinities with those of the Zen masters. The influence of modern Western art on Japanese artists is also discussed, providing a little-noticed perspective on the West.
Zen in the Fifties looks at some of the most important centres of modern art in France, Germany, the United States and Japan and offers a fascinating insight into Zen, and the characteristics of Zen art.
Helen Weestgeest brings into her analysis the work of John Cage, Ad Reinhardt and Mark Tobey in America, and Yves Klein and Pierre Alechinsky in France, and shows how the ideas, methods and works of these and certain other artists display affinities with those of the Zen masters. The influence of modern Western art on Japanese artists is also discussed, providing a little-noticed perspective on the West.
Zen in the Fifties looks at some of the most important centres of modern art in France, Germany, the United States and Japan and offers a fascinating insight into Zen, and the characteristics of Zen art.
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