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Guy Brett

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ID3594047
NAMEGuy Brett
GIVEN NAMESGuy
FAMILY NAMEBrett
SIGNATUREBRETT G
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS18
TOTAL CITATIONS24
WORKS AS AUTHOR18
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1968
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX2
  • Terra e museu - local ou global

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•arte e ensaios•2022

    No presente texto - escrito quando da realização da exposição francesa Magiciens de la Terre, em 1987 - Guy Brett critica o conceito "globalizante" de arte ocidental, centrado sobre os noções de autonomia da arte no meio social e do artista como gênio criador isolado, bem como a ação de grandes instituições, museus e companhias comerciais, que manipulam esse conceito de maneira a fornecer ao público uma apresentação alienada e descontextualizada …

  • A Flecha do tempo

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Revista Concinnitas•2021

  • Desenhos para instalações

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Revista Concinnitas•2021

  • A bill of wron

    Open Access•Guy Brett, Nelson Ascher et al.•ARTICLE•ARS (São Paulo•2009

    O autor discute procedimentos de acumulação e seriação na obra de Jac Leirner, focalizando trabalhos da segunda metade dos anos 1980, como "Os cem" (1985-7), "Pulmão" (1987) e "Primeiros erros". The author discusses the procedures of accumulation and serialization on the production of Brazilian artist Jac Leirner, focusing works from the late nineteen eighties, such as "Os cem" The hundreds (1985-7), "Pulmão" Lung (1987) and "Primeiros erros" Fir…

  • Tissues of Thought

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2008

    A great artist can make art by simply casting a glance. A set of glances can be as solid as any thing or place, but the society continues to cheat the artist out of his ‘act of looking’, by only va

  • An Interview with Mark Wallinger

    Open Access•Yve-Alain Bois, Guy Brett et al.•ARTICLE•October•2008•Cited by: 1

    Let's begin with State Britain, now on show at Tate Britain.I know you have talked about it as a kind of memorial or an elegy to Brian Haw's antiwar manifestation outside the Houses of Parliament, most of which was removed by the police.In the Tate literature too-I don't know how much of a hand you had in that-it is quite clearly presented as being a work of art about protest rather than a reenactment of that protest.How do you see the politics o…

  • Material and Consciousness

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2007

    This essay investigated the work of Grippo as an artist who combines art science as a means of being in the world. His vision was based on an understanding of time that privileged the aged, the used, that which has matured. In this discussion of the work I explore Grippo’s highly original vision with his firm knowledge and understanding of art in the 20th century and re-appraise his importance within contemporary practice. The essay relates my lo…

  • Qualities of interaction

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2001

  • A tragic excitement

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1999

  • Li Yuan‐chia (1929–1994)

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1994

  • The sixties art scene in London

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1993•Cited by: 3

  • No condition is permanent

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1993•Cited by: 17

    The very term “African art” is intimately connected with the history of Europe's colonial relationship with Africa. Until recently, reports on African art were overwhelmingly “for the West.” They emphasized what was of interest to Western audiences and remained silent about, or were ignorant of, anything else. A Renaissance interest in African musical instruments and dancing gave way, in the early 20th century, to a liking for the masks and statu…

  • The limits of imperviousness

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1992•References: 3

  • Venice, Paris, Kassel, São Paulo and Habana

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1992•Cited by: 2

  • David Medalla

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1989•References: 1

  • Earth and museum

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1989•Cited by: 1

    (1989). Earth and museum: Local and global? Third Text: Vol. 3, Magiciens de la Terre, pp. 89-96

  • Lygia Clark

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1987

  • Naissance de l'art cinetique

    Simon Taylor, Simon Watson Taylor et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1968

  • No condition is permanent

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1993•Cited by: 17

    The very term “African art” is intimately connected with the history of Europe's colonial relationship with Africa. Until recently, reports on African art were overwhelmingly “for the West.” They emphasized what was of interest to Western audiences and remained silent about, or were ignorant of, anything else. A Renaissance interest in African musical instruments and dancing gave way, in the early 20th century, to a liking for the masks and statu…

  • The sixties art scene in London

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1993•Cited by: 3

  • Venice, Paris, Kassel, São Paulo and Habana

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1992•Cited by: 2

  • An Interview with Mark Wallinger

    Open Access•Yve-Alain Bois, Guy Brett et al.•ARTICLE•October•2008•Cited by: 1

    Let's begin with State Britain, now on show at Tate Britain.I know you have talked about it as a kind of memorial or an elegy to Brian Haw's antiwar manifestation outside the Houses of Parliament, most of which was removed by the police.In the Tate literature too-I don't know how much of a hand you had in that-it is quite clearly presented as being a work of art about protest rather than a reenactment of that protest.How do you see the politics o…

  • Earth and museum

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1989•Cited by: 1

    (1989). Earth and museum: Local and global? Third Text: Vol. 3, Magiciens de la Terre, pp. 89-96

  • Naissance de l'art cinetique

    Simon Taylor, Simon Watson Taylor et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1968

  • Lygia Clark

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1987

  • David Medalla

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1989•References: 1

  • Earth and museum

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1989•Cited by: 1

    (1989). Earth and museum: Local and global? Third Text: Vol. 3, Magiciens de la Terre, pp. 89-96

  • The limits of imperviousness

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1992•References: 3

  • Venice, Paris, Kassel, São Paulo and Habana

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1992•Cited by: 2

  • The sixties art scene in London

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1993•Cited by: 3

  • No condition is permanent

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1993•Cited by: 17

    The very term “African art” is intimately connected with the history of Europe's colonial relationship with Africa. Until recently, reports on African art were overwhelmingly “for the West.” They emphasized what was of interest to Western audiences and remained silent about, or were ignorant of, anything else. A Renaissance interest in African musical instruments and dancing gave way, in the early 20th century, to a liking for the masks and statu…

  • Li Yuan‐chia (1929–1994)

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1994

  • A tragic excitement

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•1999

  • Qualities of interaction

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2001

  • Material and Consciousness

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2007

    This essay investigated the work of Grippo as an artist who combines art science as a means of being in the world. His vision was based on an understanding of time that privileged the aged, the used, that which has matured. In this discussion of the work I explore Grippo’s highly original vision with his firm knowledge and understanding of art in the 20th century and re-appraise his importance within contemporary practice. The essay relates my lo…

  • Tissues of Thought

    Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Third Text•2008

    A great artist can make art by simply casting a glance. A set of glances can be as solid as any thing or place, but the society continues to cheat the artist out of his ‘act of looking’, by only va

  • An Interview with Mark Wallinger

    Open Access•Yve-Alain Bois, Guy Brett et al.•ARTICLE•October•2008•Cited by: 1

    Let's begin with State Britain, now on show at Tate Britain.I know you have talked about it as a kind of memorial or an elegy to Brian Haw's antiwar manifestation outside the Houses of Parliament, most of which was removed by the police.In the Tate literature too-I don't know how much of a hand you had in that-it is quite clearly presented as being a work of art about protest rather than a reenactment of that protest.How do you see the politics o…

  • A bill of wron

    Open Access•Guy Brett, Nelson Ascher et al.•ARTICLE•ARS (São Paulo•2009

    O autor discute procedimentos de acumulação e seriação na obra de Jac Leirner, focalizando trabalhos da segunda metade dos anos 1980, como "Os cem" (1985-7), "Pulmão" (1987) e "Primeiros erros". The author discusses the procedures of accumulation and serialization on the production of Brazilian artist Jac Leirner, focusing works from the late nineteen eighties, such as "Os cem" The hundreds (1985-7), "Pulmão" Lung (1987) and "Primeiros erros" Fir…

  • A Flecha do tempo

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Revista Concinnitas•2021

  • Desenhos para instalações

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•Revista Concinnitas•2021

  • Terra e museu - local ou global

    Open Access•Guy Brett•ARTICLE•arte e ensaios•2022

    No presente texto - escrito quando da realização da exposição francesa Magiciens de la Terre, em 1987 - Guy Brett critica o conceito "globalizante" de arte ocidental, centrado sobre os noções de autonomia da arte no meio social e do artista como gênio criador isolado, bem como a ação de grandes instituições, museus e companhias comerciais, que manipulam esse conceito de maneira a fornecer ao público uma apresentação alienada e descontextualizada …

Art (16 works) · Aesthetics (7 works) · Art history (7 works) · Visual arts (4 works) · Art, Politics, and Modernism (3 works) · Art, Technology, and Culture (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies (2 works)

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