The Rise of the Sixties: American and European Art in the Era of Dissent
by Thomas Crow
In The Rise of the Sixties, Thomas Crow examines American and European art during a decade of dissent and upheaval. The book explores how changing political and social conditions influenced artistic practice, while placing the era’s cultural transformations within a broader history of modern art.
About This Book
Thomas Crow explores the development of American and European art during the 1960s, a period marked by widespread dissent and cultural change.
The book considers how artistic practice responded to the political and social tensions of the era.
It places modern art within a broader history of protest, transformation, and changing ideas about culture.
With its focus on the relationship between art and its historical moment, the book offers a study of a defining period in twentieth-century cultural history.
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