How to examine in both directions the relationship between art and philosophy? What does philosophy have to say about art? What does philosophy have to say to art?
AOP seeks to provide new insight on the relationship between art and philosophy since the 1950s. It investigates artists' relationships with philosophy, from the artschool to the studio. This book is intended for students, artists, philosophers, and (more generally) all the art enthusiasts who wish to have a clear vision of what the relationships between art and philosophy are and what they will become as significant changes occur within contemporary art. It includes interviews with many of the leading artists of today, such as Camille Norment, Julian Charriere, Ian Cheng, Timur Si-Qin, Jon Rafman, and more, and interviews with philosophers teaching in arts schools, such as Agnès Gayraud or Graham Harman.
