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In this collection of satiric essays, Tom Wolfe slings mud at the masters of the 1990s avante-garde scene. He burlesques famous critiques of various works and deems renowned art theorists, such as... More
In this collection of satiric essays, Tom Wolfe slings mud at the masters of the 1990s avante-garde scene. He burlesques famous critiques of various works and deems renowned art theorists, such as Harold Rosenberg and Leo Steinberg, to be charlatans who are more influential than the artists themselves. Minimize
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In this collection of satiric essays, Tom Wolfe slings mud at the masters of the 1990s avante-garde scene. He burlesques famous critiques of various works and deems renowned art theorists, such as Harold Rosenberg and Leo Steinberg, to be charlatans who are more influential than the artists themselves.
 

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Very Entertaining!

by   goshel ,  Apr 26, 2000
Pros: Very Funny, Entertaining, Informative
Cons: It's Short
Review: This book is a smashing critique of the world of modern art. Though the book is now more than twenty years old, it does not seem to be very dated. Many of its critiques still apply today. This is Tom Wolfe's funniest book. Many sections of it...
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