What is Contemporary Art? is the ideal introduction for children aged eight and over to art made since the 1960s. Featuring artworks from one of the worlds leading collections of modern and contemporary art, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, its lively and engaging text introduces the art and ideas to young readers, with background information, fascinating stories and intriguing questions encouraging children to engage directly with the artworks. The full range of contemporary practice is explored, from painting and sculpture to film, photography, performance and installation. Special features include pull-out artists quotations, ideas and information boxes and How Did They Do It? prompts, directing the reader to useful nuggets of information, and asking questions to enable children to explore their own responses to the artworks. A beguiling book for children and parents, as well as the perfect support for school topic work on art history themes, What is Contemporary Art? invites young readers to understand, enjoy and question some of the most dynamic and exciting art of our times.
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Weight: 760g
Dimensions: 240 x 305mm
Publication Date: 01 Oct 2012
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780500515891
About Jacky KleinSuzy Klein
Jacky Klein is an art historian publisher and broadcaster specializing in 20th-century and contemporary art. She has presented and contributed to a range of radio and television programmes for the BBC Bloomberg TV Tate the Art Fund and Christies and has taught at a number of arts institutions including the Courtauld Institute University College London Christies Education and the Victoria and Albert Museum. She is also the author of Grayson Perry also published by Thames & Hudson. Suzy Klein writes and broadcasts on the arts and culture. She has hosted the drivetime programme on BBC Radio 3 and is a contributor to the Guardian and The New Statesman.
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