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학술저널
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서양미술사학회 서양미술사학회논문집 서양미술사학회 논문집 제26집
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2007.2
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56 - 71 (16page)

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American art criticism in the mid-twentieth century was dominated by formalist Modernism, which claimed Abstract Expressionism as the “triumph” of American painting. The apparent consensus within the Modernist discourse concealed a conflict in ideas about what modern art should be. The purpose of my study is to redress the supposed “triumph” by redeeming the achievement of Harold Rosenberg(1906-1978) in a contested discursive field of criticism. Negating the formalist emphasis on the art object as the central focus of progress in art history, Rosenberg defined art as “action.”
Employing the term “action,” Rosenberg intended to provide the new American art with philosophical meaning and to restore the revolutionary spirit of the avant-garde. His emphasis on the artist, the agent of creation, expands beyond a critique of the Modernist aesthetic. His negation of Modern tradition ties in with his critique of the Enlightenment, in which reason is the instrument to control or liberate the human condition.
Denouncing self-sufficient, objective, and unchanging principles of Modernism, he sought a legacy for the avant-garde by proclaiming sensations, feeling, and experience as the impetus of the creative act. His focus on the artist’s creative act challenged the absolute value of the aesthetic, which generated cultural hierarchies with art at the pinnacle. He discarded traditional aesthetic references as irrelevant to the artist’s creative act. Rather, he sought new possibilities by expanding the boundaries of art into culture. For Rosenberg, art as action meant a constant process of the artist’s transaction with an environment, and moreover, the unending process of self-creation of both the artist and the critic.
In the course of probing the structure of Rosenberg’s criticism, I argue that he strove to restore the revolutionary spirit of the avant-garde, which was deflected or distorted in the reign of formalist Modernism. Rosenberg refuted any kind of system, including history, reason, and ideology, which would endanger the artist’s creativity. Thus, for him, the artist’s act was a gesture of liberation from all values given by society.
By attempting to unmask the inability of monolithic Modernist criticism to deal with ever-changing present reality, Rosenberg redeemed artists’subjectivity in breaking down old barriers between artists and society, product and process, thought and action. It seems to me that his concept of action also indicates the character of his criticism, which was a constant transaction, modifying itself through the encounter with the artist. His criticism is a critique of the limits where normative foundations reach exhaustion and where problems can lead to other possibilities.

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Ⅰ. 서문
Ⅱ. 로젠버그 비평의 형성 과정과 역사적, 인식론적인 배경
Ⅲ. 로젠버그가 제시하는“행동”과 아방가르드의 개념에 관한 고찰
Ⅳ. 맺음말
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