Afterimage, November 1st, 1999
The author examine the abstract art of Bill Jones and Ben Neill. Topics include representations of political rhetoric, social content, and the combining of music and art.
Pulse 48
by Bill Jones and Ben Neill
Sandra Gering Gallery
New York, New York
July 8-September 11, 1999
Political intervention through abstract art is commonly expressed through the artwork's negation of political rhetoric and social hierarchies. By declaring its own autonomy, an abstract artwork can serve as a model for political freedom. Yet music can express social content through abstracted socio-political relations...
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