Rosalind Krauss writes modern and contemporary art criticism about sculpture, photography, modernism and the institutions that define artistic media. Passages in Modern Sculpture examines changes in sculpture from Rodin through Minimalism, while The Originality of the Avant-Garde and Other Modernist Myths questions familiar ideas about originality and progress in modern art. A Voyage on the North Sea develops her concept of the post-medium condition through Marcel Broodthaers. Krauss's writing is dense, theoretical and argumentative, drawing on structuralism, psychoanalysis and close visual analysis. Her work fits modern art theory, photography studies, sculpture and postmodern criticism. Read more Less
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