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In Art versus Nonart, Tsion Avital poses the question: 'Is modern
art art at all?' He argues that much, if not all, of the
nonrepresentational art produced in the twentieth century was not
art, but rather the debris of the visual tradition it replaced.
Modern art has thrived on the total confusion between art and
pseudo-art and the inability of many to distinguish between them.
As Avital demonstrates, modern art has served as a critical
intermediate stage between art of the past and the future. This
book, first published in 2003, proposes a distinct way to define
art, anchoring the nature of art in the nature of the mind, solving
a major problem of art and aesthetics for which no solution has yet
been provided. The definition of art proposed in this book paves
the way for a fresh and promising paradigm for future art.
Tsion Avital poses the question: "Is modern art--art at all?" He argues that the nonrepresentational art produced in the twentieth century was not actually art, but rather the debris of the visual tradition it replaced. Modern art has thrived on the state of total confusion existing between art and pseudo-art and the inability of many to distinguish between them. As Avital demonstrates, modern art has served as a critical intermediate stage between art of the past and the future.
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