Audience of Artists

Discover the revolutionary insights of Catherine Craft in her compelling book, Audience of Artists, published by The University of Chicago Press in 2012. Spanning 336 pages, this hardback edition explores the emergence of Neo-Dada in late 1950s New York, shedding light on the vibrant landscape of postwar American art. Craft challenges conventional narratives by presenting a fresh perspective on the connections between the original Dada movement and abstract expressionism. This engaging analysis not only redefines the lineage of these artistic movements but also highlights the innovative spirit of young artists during this transformative period. Perfect for art enthusiasts and scholars alike, Audience of Artists invites readers to rethink the boundaries of modern art and appreciate the intricate interplay between Dadaism and Pop art. Dive into this essential read to enrich your understanding of American art history.