Derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Ob und wann dieser Artikel wieder vorrätig sein wird, ist unbekannt.

Auf die Liste

Hinzugefügt zu

Hinzufügen war nicht erfolgreich. Bitte versuche es erneut.

Bild nicht verfügbar

Keine Abbildung vorhanden für
Farbe:

Herunterladen, um dieses Videos wiederzugeben Flash Player

Dem Autor folgen

Robert Carleton Hobbs

Folgen

Mark Lombardi: Global Networks Taschenbuch – 1. August 2003

Englisch Ausgabe von Mark Lombardi (Autor), Robert Carleton Hobbs (Autor), Judith Richards (Autor)

3,8 10 Sternebewertungen

Alle Formate und Editionen anzeigen

ich bin erstbesitzer. ich habe es auf amazon damals vorbestellt geliefert bekommen. nie wirklich benutzt. ein paar mal reingeblaettert. daher innen quasi neu (schulnote 1,0). hat allerdings ein paar umzuege mitgemacht und ein kleinere spuren davon. aussen ist der zustand deshalb "nur" gut (2,0). insgesamt, 'gebraucht - sehr gut' (1,5).

Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe

136 Seiten
Sprache

Englisch
Herausgeber

Independent Curators Inc.,U.S.
Erscheinungstermin

1. August 2003
Abmessungen

22.86 x 1.27 x 27.31 cm
ISBN-10

0916365670
ISBN-13

978-0916365677
Alle Details anzeigen

Verwandte Produkte zu diesem Artikel
Gesponsert

Seite 1 von 1Zum AnfangSeite 1 von 1

Feedback

Tom Volz

Taschenbuch

14,99 €
Feedback

Ket

9

Taschenbuch

18,00 €
Feedback

Jean Levant

4

Taschenbuch

23,32 €
Feedback

Pravin Damle

6

Taschenbuch

29,42 €
Feedback

juan Ferrer

7

Kindle-Ausgabe

4,99 €
Feedback

Mechthild Rex-Najuch

10

Taschenbuch

16,04 €
Feedback

Todd Brison

27

Kindle-Ausgabe

8,18 €
Feedback

Xavier Tapies

129

Gebundenes Buch

39,00 €
Feedback

Mark Sloan

240

Taschenbuch

11,84 €
Feedback

Ava Sage

162

Taschenbuch

12,99 €

Produktinformation

Herausgeber ‏ : ‎ Independent Curators Inc.,U.S.; second printing 2004 Edition (1. August 2003)
Sprache ‏ : ‎ Englisch
Taschenbuch ‏ : ‎ 136 Seiten
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0916365670
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0916365677
Abmessungen ‏ : ‎ 22.86 x 1.27 x 27.31 cm

Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 3,199,405 in Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Bücher)
- Nr. 5,202 in Wirtschaftspolitik (Bücher)
- Nr. 18,169 in Einzelne Künstler
- Nr. 2,027,666 in Fremdsprachige Bücher

Kundenrezensionen:
3,8 10 Sternebewertungen

Informationen zum Autor

Folge Autoren, um Neuigkeiten zu Veröffentlichungen und verbesserte Empfehlungen zu erhalten.

Robert Carleton Hobbs

Brief content visible, double tap to read full content.

Full content visible, double tap to read brief content.

Entdecke mehr Bücher des Autors, sieh dir ähnliche Autoren an, lies Autorenblogs und mehr

Verwandte Produkte zu diesem Artikel
Gesponsert

Seite 1 von 1Zum AnfangSeite 1 von 1

Feedback

Tom Volz

Taschenbuch

14,99 €
Feedback

juan Ferrer

7

Kindle-Ausgabe

4,99 €
Feedback

Jean Levant

4

Taschenbuch

23,32 €
Feedback

Mark Sloan

240

Taschenbuch

11,84 €
Feedback

Jean Levant

1

Taschenbuch

23,32 €
Feedback

Todd Brison

189

Kindle-Ausgabe

8,18 €
Feedback

André Gaufer

23

Taschenbuch

9,99 €
Feedback

Mechthild Rex-Najuch

10

Taschenbuch

16,04 €
Feedback

Philipp A. Schwarz

Gebundenes Buch

32,99 €
Feedback

Ava Sage

292

Taschenbuch

13,95 €

Kundenrezensionen

3,8 von 5

10 weltweite Bewertungen

5 Sterne

64%

4 Sterne

0%

3 Sterne

12%

2 Sterne

0%

1 Stern

24%

So funktionieren Kundenrezensionen und -bewertungen

Rezensionen sortieren nach

Spitzenbewertung aus Deutschland

Derzeit tritt ein Problem beim Filtern der Rezensionen auf. Bitte versuche es später erneut.

riojanas

Leider nur in Englisch

Rezension aus Deutschland vom 31. Mai 2012

Verschwörungstheoretiker aller Länder, vereinigt Euch! Könnt Ihr auch nach der Lektüre dieses Buches und Ihr liegt auch alle richtig! Ein "MUSS" für jeden, der dem weltweiten Finanzkapitalismus in seiner Unsteuerbarkeit nicht eben nahe steht. Lombardis Buch ist kein Mysterium, sondern ästhetisch angeordnete Realität. Wer sich diese Seiten betrachtet, sieht jede Tagesschau und liest jede Zeitung ein wenig anders...
Fazit: "Oh, mein Gott!"

6 Personen fanden diese Informationen hilfreich

Nützlich

Spitzenrezensionen aus anderen Ländern

Alle Rezensionen ins Deutsche übersetzen

Jack Rice

The Aesthetics of Power

Rezension aus den Vereinigten Staaten vom 10. September 2004

Verifizierter Kauf

What is so chilling about the front and back covers of MARK LOMBARDI: GLOBAL NETWORKS is not that "George W. Bush, Harken Energy, and Jackson Stephens, c. 1979-1990" (5th version, 1999) illustrates the nexus of big oil and terrorists, a notion we have become "used to," but that the direct nexus of Osama bin Laden and Big Oil is not found at Bush & Co. but at James R. Bath, whose political patronage flows not only from the Bushes but from Democrat and leading U.S. Senator (now retired) Lloyd Bentsen and his son Lan. The ability of big business to coöpt governance knows no party bounds.

The essay and annotations accompanying GLOBAL NETWORKS, by eminent art historian and critic Robert Hobbs, are a mating of the post-modernist perspective with a body of work whose subject matter happens to be the subject matter of post-modernist criticism - power structures.

Lombardi, who had been an abstract artist, became interested in the interrelationships of global players during the Savings and Loan scandal of the early nineties. At the time, he lived in Houston, so it's no surprise that he found a ripe field in the myriad, widespread and incestuous linkages of the oil industry.

Hobbs cites Herbert Marcuse as Lombardi's acknowledged aesthetical mentor. Marcuse was a "neo-Marxist" philosopher who asserted the sexual basis for class suppression in America and who became a darling of the New Left in the sixties. He has not fared well with the subsequent structuralist schools, who dismiss Marx and in turn Marcuse, and their respective dialectics, as obsolete. To me this dismissal seems wrongheaded, since it doesn't take rocket science to see, that through the mass media they control, global power networks use sex to render enervated and addled, and thus powerless, the majority they aim to subjugate and exploit. (Whether this constitutes coercion or bribery, as Hobbs asks, may be beside the point - perhaps sex is both.)

History also has come to the rescue of the New Left, since it is now generally accepted that the fall of the Soviet Union was the result of the strategic economic warfare waged by the United States in the Cold War, as predicted by New Left historians (such as Gabriel Kolko), not the inherent error of Marxism, as tory historians would have it.

As enlightening and ingenious as are Lombardi's illustrations, derived from scrupulously compiled index cards, the question occurs as to whether they rise to the level of art. The film critic Pauline Kael asserted that no matter how profound or truthful a movie, if it doesn't entertain it's no good. I believe the same applies to any work that aspires to art. Unless a picture has an aesthetic dimension, i.e. an element of beauty, it isn't art. It may be the brilliant and effective illustrations of a Norman Rockwell (who insisted he be called an illustrator) or Robert Maplethorpe, but its merits as art depend not on content but on form.

I think Lombardi was instinctively aware of this, for his Global Networks are more than just freeform flow charts but, when observed as wholes, organisms whose beauty depends not on what they mean but how they look. I'm reminded of the view of microbes through a microscope: a plague bacillus is just as beautiful as a penicillin bacillus. This dislocation between form and content, between "fictive" or "idealized" aesthetic and a given reality, between the "beautiful" aesthetic and the "ugly" reality, is at the heart of Marcuse's dialectic, upon which Lombardi has based his art.

And Lombardi's art has become painfully relevant in today's world. I say "has become," because Mark Lombardi died in 2000. I wonder if Lombardi's sense of vindication after 9/11, had he lived, would have been frustrated by his realization, that with the ascendancy of one of his "Global Networks," the Bush dynasty, the truth of art is trumped by the power of money. Perhaps, then, we must rely on faith in a future predicated on the belief, that such is not the case in the long run.

This volume, brilliantly conceived by Robert Hobbs, stands as a fitting memorial to an artist who demonstrates by his work, that the didactic can indeed be artistic, and that truth itself, whether pleasant or unpleasant, can be beautiful.

49 Personen fanden diese Informationen hilfreich

Rezensionen auf Deutsch übersetzen

B. S. Rohlfing

Lombardi's Legacy Demands A Bigger Book

Rezension aus den Vereinigten Staaten vom 13. April 2009

Verifizierter Kauf

I really like Mark Lombardi's artwork, but buyer beware--the dimensions of this book are a mere 11 x 9.2 x 0.4 inches. Mr. Lombardi's work is relatively large by comparison. For this book, his pieces have been shrunk to where it is almost impossible to read what's been written in the nodes of the networks. Each featured piece is instead explained by the authors, with the occasional enlargement of a section for clarification. This seems contrary to the spirit of Mr. Lombardi's work. I was expecting this book to at least have fold-out pages, but no such luck. The artwork is completely subordinate to the authors' verbose text. So if you want to READ about Mark Lombardi and his work, and get a little information design history lesson in too, then this book will do just fine. But if you want to actually LOOK at Mark Lombardi's artwork, look elsewhere. I think I will be reselling this book.

33 Personen fanden diese Informationen hilfreich

Rezensionen auf Deutsch übersetzen

Johnson

Yes and No

Rezension aus den Vereinigten Staaten vom 25. März 2011

Verifizierter Kauf

Mark Lombardi's work is amazing! Thrilled that I can view it from home. Though these works have vast amounts of information that is a delight. You may also want to order a magnifying glass in order to read it. I think the book should be at least twice as big. In order to get a feel for the grandness of his work and simply being able to read it.

8 Personen fanden diese Informationen hilfreich

Rezensionen auf Deutsch übersetzen

Amazon Customer

DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!! it is a JUST A BAD SCANNED SHEETS WITH NO CLARITY IN DETAIL!!!

Rezension aus Mexiko vom 25. Juni 2022

Verifizierter Kauf

Too bad! I bought this book and it is just scanned sheets and Lombardi's art detail is completely lost.

Rezensionen auf Deutsch übersetzen

Rolando Gorbea

A Worthy Documentation

Rezension aus den Vereinigten Staaten vom 25. Mai 2010

Verifizierter Kauf

While I wish the illustrations of the networks were bigger I am grateful that this book has been put together. The essays are insightful. All-in-all a valuable buy.

3 Personen fanden diese Informationen hilfreich

Rezensionen auf Deutsch übersetzen

Weitere Rezensionen ansehen

Amazon Advertising Kunden finden, gewinnen und binden	Amazon Music Streame Millionen von Songs	AbeBooks Bücher, Kunst & Sammelobjekte	Amazon Web Services Cloud Computing Dienste von Amazon	Audible Hörbücher herunterladen	IMDb Filme, TV & Stars

Kindle Direct Publishing Dein E-Book veröffentlichen	Shopbop Designer Modemarken	Amazon Retourenkauf Reduzierte B-Ware	ZVAB Zentrales Verzeichnis Antiquarischer Bücher und mehr	Amazon Business Mengenrabatte, Business-Preise und mehr. Für Unternehmen.

Wähle deine Cookie-Einstellungen

Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.

Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.

Dem Autor folgen

Mark Lombardi: Global Networks Taschenbuch – 1. August 2003

Produktinformation

Informationen zum Autor

Robert Carleton Hobbs

Kundenrezensionen

Spitzenbewertung aus Deutschland

Derzeit tritt ein Problem beim Filtern der Rezensionen auf. Bitte versuche es später erneut.

Spitzenrezensionen aus anderen Ländern