Christine Buci-Glucksmann's 'L'Œil cartographique de l'art' traces a new history of seeing
In her latest book, 'L'Œil cartographique de l'art', philosopher and art theorist Christine Buci-Glucksmann presents an original history of a different way of looking. Writing in a lively, concise, and airy style she calls 'icarian', she explores the aesthetic of immanence. The work was published in 1996 and reviewed in artpress.
Key facts
- Christine Buci-Glucksmann published 'L'Œil cartographique de l'art'.
- The book explores an unprecedented history of another gaze.
- Buci-Glucksmann's writing style is described as lively, concise, and 'icarian'.
- The work addresses an aesthetic of immanence.
- The book was reviewed in artpress in May 1996.
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Artists
- Christine Buci-Glucksmann
Institutions
- artpress
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