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作者：David Katz、王復國
譯者：戴至中
繪者：Christian M. Nielsen （杜浩恩）
出版社：貝塔
出版日期：2011/09/01
語言：繁體中文
定價：250元
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ISBN：9789577298515
叢書系列：最有力量的英文系列
規格：平裝/240頁/15x18.8cm/普通級/雙色印刷/初版
出版地：台灣
本書分類：語言學習>英語>閱讀>綜合閱讀
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Chapter 7
Ability才能
Close-Up:
抽象表現主義先驅
Jackson Pollock傑克森．波洛克
In November 2006, the auction house Southeby’s brokered the sale of a painting by American abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock. Since its founding in 1744, Southeby’s has moved thousands of paintings, but this particular sale was notable for the price tag, a cool ＄140 million, making it the most expensive piece of art ever purchased. Ever. In the history of the world. And all that money for a work in a style that many critics have described as chaotic, meaningless, brainless, and idiotic. The painting, No. 5, 1948, is dizzying. To create it, Pollock laid a 240 x 120 cm. sheet of fiberboard on the floor and danced around it while dripping, drizzling, pouring, splashing, and flinging brown and yellow paint on it with paintbrushes, sticks, knives, and who knows what else. Layered lines of color pile atop one another; they twirl and shoot off in every direction. There is no subject and no center, every inch of it covered in the same twisting riot of motion. For centuries what mattered most to artists were subject, composition, and representation. Pollock disposed of all of these. But why? Were the critics right? Was Pollock just a talentless hack? Pollack himself said, “I want to express my feelings, not illustrate them.” For Pollack, the finished work was a simply an artifact of the moment of creation—the act of painting was the real art.
2006年11月時，蘇富比賣出了一幅美國抽象表現派畫家傑克森．波洛克的畫。自從1744年成立以來，蘇富比拍賣出成千上萬幅畫，但是這次的標價令人為之側目，高達1億4,000萬美元，這是史上賣出最昂貴的藝術品。有趣的是，它的畫風卻曾被許多批評家形容為雜亂無章、毫無意義、沒頭沒腦、愚蠢至極。這幅名為〈1948第5號〉的畫令人眼花撩亂。為了創作它，波洛克先在地上擺了一塊240乘以120公分的纖維板，然後繞著它，一面用畫筆、棍棒、刀子等等，把黃色和棕色的顏料滴、灑、倒、潑、甩在上面。條條的色層相互堆疊，往四面八方旋轉並散射出去。它沒有主題和中心，每一吋都被同樣的狂亂所覆蓋。幾世紀以來，藝術家最看重的就是主題、構圖和表現方式。波洛克則把這一切都拋到腦後。這是為什麼呢？批評家說對了嗎？波洛克只是個毫無天賦的庸才嗎？波洛克自己的說法是：「我想展現我的情感，而不是闡述它。」對波洛克而言，該作品只是創作當下的手工藝品，繪製的過程才是真正的藝術。
ISBN：9789577298515
叢書系列：最有力量的英文系列
規格：平裝/240頁/15x18.8cm/普通級/雙色印刷/初版
出版地：台灣
本書分類：語言學習>英語>閱讀>綜合閱讀
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