From the Publisher via CrossRef no proxy journals. Peter Osborne, Anywhere or Not at All: Philosophy of Contemporary Art. Peter Osborne, The Politics of Time. Andreas Huyssen, Tzvilight Memories. Fredric Jameson, The Antinomies of Realism.
Lisa Trahair reviews Peter Osborne’s Anywhere or Not at All – Critical Inquiry
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It presents us with the lineaments of a critical philosophy of art that proves the conceptual dimen- sion to be essential to contemporary art. Following this strong thin line of risk in his own thinking, Osborne genuinely opens a way forward; a way that escapes the aesthetic impasse of contemporary phil- osophy, and that connects it anew with the problems immanent to art, to the metaphysical dimension it operates with in its own right The book is rich in ideas and sidetracks Impassioned yet analytical, Osborne delivers a politically astute discourse in a prose highly pleasurable for its clarity.
It is essential reading for anyone serious about contemporary art — or its philosophy.
Philosophy of Contemporary Art. Here he introduces the aims, themes and judgements of the book. We use cookies to enhance your experience. Dismiss this message or find out more. Don't have an account?