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==ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY== | ==ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY== | ||
'''Philip Rawson, ''Drawing'' ''' | '''Philip Rawson, ''Drawing'',1969 ''' | ||
"Drawing" explains what is drawing from a very fundamental level: why drawing is the most fundamentally spiritual art activity, how does it work with human mind( from the painter's view), how to experience a drawing/painting from spectators' aspect. The connection of this book to my thesis/graduation work is, it clarifies the definition of drawing/painting, and the difficulties to get to know all the information from the painter. | "Drawing" explains what is drawing from a very fundamental level: why drawing is the most fundamentally spiritual art activity, how does it work with human mind( from the painter's view), how to experience a drawing/painting from spectators' aspect. The connection of this book to my thesis/graduation work is, it clarifies the definition of drawing/painting, and the difficulties to get to know all the information from the painter. | ||
'''Harold Rosenberg, ''The American Action Painters''''' | '''Harold Rosenberg, ''The American Action Painters, 1952''''' | ||
The painter no longer approached his easel with an image in his mind; he went up to it with material in his hand to do something to that other piece of material in front of him. The image would be the result of this encounter. | The painter no longer approached his easel with an image in his mind; he went up to it with material in his hand to do something to that other piece of material in front of him. The image would be the result of this encounter. | ||
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'''Fritz van Briessen， ''The Way of the Brush: Painting Techniques of China and Japan'' : ''' | '''Fritz van Briessen， ''The Way of the Brush: Painting Techniques of China and Japan'',1999 : ''' | ||
This book explains the concept behind the Eastern painting, and the general principles of Chinese painting. It talks about what is the gap when people who have western culture background appreciate an Eastern painting, and what is the possible way to decrease this gap. This book explain the vitality clearly in from a western view, it is a good example when explaining this concept of "vitality". | This book explains the concept behind the Eastern painting, and the general principles of Chinese painting. It talks about what is the gap when people who have western culture background appreciate an Eastern painting, and what is the possible way to decrease this gap. This book explain the vitality clearly in from a western view, it is a good example when explaining this concept of "vitality". | ||
'''James Elkins, ''Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History'' ''' | '''James Elkins, ''Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History'',2010 ''' | ||
This books focuses on how to look at Chinese painting by Western Art History, what is the possible similarities and the misreadings. It is a good reference while making the connection between vitality to Chinese painting and Western art. | This books focuses on how to look at Chinese painting by Western Art History, what is the possible similarities and the misreadings. It is a good reference while making the connection between vitality to Chinese painting and Western art. | ||
''' | '''Feng Youlan， ''A Short History of Chinese Philosophy''，1948 | ||
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A time-based brief introduction of different genres of Chinese philosophy, with extend description of the impact of each genre on culture, social, politics. | |||
''' | '''Eugen Herrigel，''Zen in the art of archery''，1948''' | ||
The book sets forth theories about motor learning and control that provide lessons for learning any sport or physical activity. For example, a central idea in the book is that through years of practice, a physical activity becomes effortless both mentally and physically, as if the body executes complex and difficult movements without conscious control from the mind. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 13 May 2015
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Philip Rawson, Drawing,1969
"Drawing" explains what is drawing from a very fundamental level: why drawing is the most fundamentally spiritual art activity, how does it work with human mind( from the painter's view), how to experience a drawing/painting from spectators' aspect. The connection of this book to my thesis/graduation work is, it clarifies the definition of drawing/painting, and the difficulties to get to know all the information from the painter.
Harold Rosenberg, The American Action Painters, 1952
The painter no longer approached his easel with an image in his mind; he went up to it with material in his hand to do something to that other piece of material in front of him. The image would be the result of this encounter.
A painting that is an act is inseparable from the biography of the artist. The painting itself is a "moment" in the adulterated mixture of his life—whether "moment" means the actual minutes taken up with spotting the canvas or the entire duration of a lucid drama conducted in sign language. The act-painting is of the same metaphysical substance as the artist's existence. The new painting has broken down every distinction between art and life.
Fritz van Briessen， The Way of the Brush: Painting Techniques of China and Japan,1999 :
This book explains the concept behind the Eastern painting, and the general principles of Chinese painting. It talks about what is the gap when people who have western culture background appreciate an Eastern painting, and what is the possible way to decrease this gap. This book explain the vitality clearly in from a western view, it is a good example when explaining this concept of "vitality".
James Elkins, Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History,2010
This books focuses on how to look at Chinese painting by Western Art History, what is the possible similarities and the misreadings. It is a good reference while making the connection between vitality to Chinese painting and Western art.
Feng Youlan， A Short History of Chinese Philosophy，1948
A time-based brief introduction of different genres of Chinese philosophy, with extend description of the impact of each genre on culture, social, politics.
Eugen Herrigel，Zen in the art of archery，1948
The book sets forth theories about motor learning and control that provide lessons for learning any sport or physical activity. For example, a central idea in the book is that through years of practice, a physical activity becomes effortless both mentally and physically, as if the body executes complex and difficult movements without conscious control from the mind.