Art as Existence: The Artist's Monograph and Its Project
"Charles Harrison was there at the beginning and is our best guide to Conceptual Art's critique of modern representation. Conceptual Art and Painting offers a rare mix of incisive, rigorous thinking and impassioned, poetic writing--all applied to questions every other critic ought to be considering."--Richard Shiff, Department of Art and Art History, The University of Texas at Austin"An impressively wide-ranging analysis of the monograph from its Renaissance antecedents to the present." Ann Compton The Art Book"Independent, passionate, and unexpected." Christopher S. Wood Artforum"[M]arvelously original, unbeholden to the doxa, [and] unmarred by academic posturing... [It] hints at what art and art history might be able to contribute to a new and still-undeveloped philosophy of experience." Christopher S. WoodArtforum