WHAT TO PAINT? ADAMI, ARAKAWA, BUREN

Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through the world of art and philosophy with the book "What to paint?" by Jean-François Lyotard. This is an extraordinary treatise that provokes reflection on the essence of painting and its role in our lives. Discover how three outstanding artists – Valerio Adami, Husaku Arakawa and Daniel Buren – challenge traditional concepts and open up new perspectives in art.

• Inspiring reading for art and philosophy enthusiasts
• Analysis of the works of three outstanding artists
• Provocative questions about the essence of painting
• Unique writing style of Jean-François Lyotard
• A book that goes beyond template concepts
• Ideal for people seeking deep reflections
• Get to know the postmodern view of art

Jean-François Lyotard, one of the most important French philosophers of the 20th century, takes us on a journey through the world of art in his book "What to paint?", analyzing the works of three exceptional artists. Lyotard, the creator of the concept of postmodernism, moves from developing the concept of postmodernism in culture and philosophy to an interest in art and aesthetics. In his treatise, he asks questions about the essence of painting and its role in our lives. This book is an invitation to a deep reflection on what art is and how we perceive it.

Valerio Adami, Husaku Arakawa and Daniel Buren are three artists whose works are analyzed in the book "What to paint?". Adami, a graphic artist and colorist, Arakawa, a conceptual metaphysician, and Buren, a pragmatist of the invisible, are artists who challenge traditional concepts of art and open up new perspectives. Lyotard analyzes their work, seeking answers to the question of what painting really means.

"What to paint?" is not only a philosophical treatise on painting, but also a poetic story about the essence of art. Lyotard, using a unique writing style, goes beyond all template concepts of what a work of art and the act of painting itself is. This book is an invitation to open up to new perspectives and to deeply reflect on what surrounds us.

The book published by PWN in 2015, has 265 pages and has a format of 240x156 mm. The paperback cover makes the book light and handy. "What to paint?" is a must-read for all art and philosophy lovers who want to explore the secrets of painting and look at it from a new perspective.