Art brut
Jean Dubuffets revolutie in de kunst = Jean Dubuffet's revolution in art
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Contributions
- Hermitage Amsterdam - Contributor
- Outsider Art Museum - Contributor
Publication
2019 - Outsider Art Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Language
Dutch
Word Count
56,250 words, Guess
Page Count
225 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-109080604496
- ISBN-139789080604490
- OCLC Control Number1096228617
- Open LibraryOL44417813M
Classifications
- DDC700.411
- LCCN6853.D78 A4 2019
Alternate Titles
- Jean Dubuffet's revolution in art
- Art brut (Outsider Art Museum)
- Art brut (Outsider Art Museum) English
Description
Immediately after the Second World War the artist and collector Jean Dubuffet embarked on his search for new, pure and spontaneous works of art, remote from the established order. On his journey he visited psychiatric institutions and prisons, created a networks of intellectuals, poets, painters and collectors. During his various encounters he collected works which in his opinion were the proof that this art form, the one produced by people with no specific education to art, deserved a place in the art world. Established assumptions, academic views and standards must be cast aside in favour of a new, pure and spontaneous art. This exhibition provides a reconstruction of the basic ideas of Art Brut, with reference to the works assembled by Dubuffet. Why did he purchase some works but not others? Which criteria did he use when collection work, and what information did he collect? And what became of the artists whose work he collected for his Compagnie de l'Art Brut? Exhibition: Outsider Art Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (31.01.-25.08.2019)
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