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Posts Tagged ‘ Theodor Adorno ’

The Aesthetic Turn: Media Aesthetics: Color for the Where and How

December 4, 2013

By Carolyn Kane

In this latest entry in The Aesthetic Turn series, Carolyn Kane looks to color and color studies to provide a fresh and unique lens to articulate a theory of media aesthetics.
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Tags: Aristotle, color, color studies, installation art, James Turrell, Jean Baudrillard, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Josef Albers, litigation, Marshall McLuhan, Martin Heidegger, media aesthetics, Plato, Pokemon, subjectivity, Theodor Adorno, Theory of Colors, Walter Benjamin, Whitney Museum of Art
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