Julian Spalding

Autore di The Best Art You've Never Seen: 101 Hidden Treasures from Around the World

21 opere 187 membri 7 recensioni

Sull'Autore

Julian Spalding's many books include The Poetic Museum, The Eclipse of Art, The Art of Wonder (winner of the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize) and The Best Art You've Never Seen. He was formerly Director of Art Galleries in Sheffield, Manchester and Glasgow (including the Burrell Collection and mostra altro Kelvingrove) and established The Ruskin Gallery, The St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art, the Open Museum and, as Master of Ruskin's Guild of St George, the Campaign for Drawing. mostra meno

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Popolari Recenti

The Best Art You've Never Seen: 101 Hidden Treasures from Around the World (2010) 41 copie

The Eclipse of Art: Tackling the Crisis in Art Today (2003) 34 copie

The Poetic Museum: Reviving Historic Collections (2002) 33 copie

The Art of Wonder: A History of Seeing (2005) 25 copie

Lowry (1979) 16 copie

Realisation - from seeing to understanding : the origins of art (2015) 12 copie

Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum (1987) 7 copie

Sharmanka: From the beginning (1999) 3 copie

The Forgotten fifties (1984) 2 copie

Con Art - Why you should sell your Damien Hirsts while you can (2012) 2 copie

Peter Angermann: Light on the Horizon (M Angerm .A4 2013) (2014) 2 copie

The St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art. 1 copia

Fragments against ruin: A journey through modern art (1981) 1 copia

The guide to the Burrell collection (1990) 1 copia

The Art of Wonder: A History of Seeing by Julian Spalding (2005-09-30) (1656) 1 copia

Francis Davison 1919-1984 1 copia

Modern and Post War British and Irish Art : Sotheby's London Wednesday 22nd June 1994 1 copia

Nothing On (2012) 1 copia

Margaret Mellis 1 copia

Rough Guide Reference Series) 1 copia

Glasgow's Great British Art Exhibition 1990 1 copia

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Informazioni generali

Data di nascita: 1947-06-14
Sesso: male
Nazionalità: UK
Luogo di nascita: Lewisham, London, England, UK
Luogo di residenza: Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Istruzione: Nottingham University
Nottingham Art College
Attività lavorative: art critic
writer
broadcaster
curator
Relazioni: Spalding, Frances (wife)
Premi e riconoscimenti: Lord Provost's Prize for Services to the Visual Arts (1999)

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Peter Angermann : Licht am Horizont di Peter Angermann; Martin Hentschel; Malcolm Green; Julian Spalding

Light on the Horizon surveys the output of German painter Peter Angermann (born 1945). Angermann’s unique, cartoonlike paintings are playful and absurdist, at times featuring bears or skeletons in everyday situations. He is also known for his skill as a plein air landscape painter.

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petervanbeveren | Dec 30, 2022 |

The Eclipse of Art: Tackling the Crisis in Art Today di Julian Spalding

Highly readable account of why there seems to be such a disconnect between modern, especially 'conceptual' art produced today, and modern audiences. I found myself agreeing with much of what Spalding was saying, as I've thought myself for many years that many of our so called 'big' artists today, who fill galleries and get huge exhibitions are producing things that are empty and communicate nothing, and that simply placing something in a gallery does not make it art. Shark in a tank of formaldehyde, anyone?… (altro)

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Pantalaimon01 | 1 altra recensione | Sep 10, 2018 |

The Art of Wonder: A History of Seeing di Julian Spalding

I can't say I learned anything startling or new. Yes, the human view of the universe has changed with changing philosophical and religious beliefs and with science. Was refreshing to see that an art professional also sees museums of modern art as prey to hunksters.

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ritaer | Feb 27, 2017 |