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June 2010, English
12×19 cm, 48 pages, 3 b/w ill., softcover with dust jacket
ISBN 978-1-934105-08-5
Series
Institut für Kunstkritik
Design
Surface
Status
Out of print
Daniel Birnbaum, Isabelle Graw (Eds.)

The Power of Judgment

A Debate on Aesthetic Critique

Texts by Daniel Loick, Christoph Menke

“Pointing to the necessity of an aesthetic judgment that produces controversy and dissent, The Power of Judgment deliberately takes up a proposition that can be debated.”

Isabelle Graw & Daniel Birnbaum

The Power of Judgment both attests to the importance of judgment in art criticism and argues against its determining verdicts. Comprised of a lecture by Christoph Menke and two respective responses to it by Daniel Loick and Isabelle Graw, this book brings together a dialogue on judgment originally begun at the Institut für Kunstkritik, Städelschule, Frankfurt am Main.

 

Softcover
€12.00
Series
Founded in 2003 by Isabelle Graw and Daniel Birnbaum, Institut für Kunstkritik is a program that examines art criticism and connected disciplines. As well as single-authored books, this series comprises volumes based on symposia and lecture series, bringing together contributions by art historians, critics, artists, and writers. The goal of the series is to provide insights into current debates on the shifting relationship among criticism, art, and the market.
Institut für Kunstkritik