Rosalind Krauss and American Philosophical Art Criticism

The book provides a comprehensive examination of Rosalind Krauss's influential career as an art writer, highlighting her evolution from a follower of Clement Greenberg to a pivotal figure in integrating French theory into American art criticism. It explores her departure from formalism in the 1960s and her development of innovative styles in art history writing. As the first extensive study of Krauss's contributions, it sheds light on her impact on philosophical art criticism and the broader art world.