詹姆斯.埃尔金斯,美国芝加哥美术学院美术史论与批评戏主任,爱尔兰科克大学学院美术史系主任,著有《绘画与泪水》、《身体的图象:痛苦与变形》、《图象之城》、《何为绘画》、《透视诗学》、《对象的反视:论看的本质》、《我们的图象为什么会令人迷惑不解》、《为什么艺术是不能教的?》、《批评怎么了?》、《艺术的种种故事》、《视觉研究:一种怀疑性的导论》以及《视觉品味-如何用你的眼睛》
'...visually stunning and mentally stimulating' - "Scientific American". 'the author of "What Painting Is" (1998) has written a fascinating new book filled with gorgeous illustrations that would inspire us 'to learn to see anything.' It's a tall order, to be sure, but one that the author pulls off admirably!. "How to Use Your Eyes" is a wondrous visual tour that Elkins hopes will help us 'learn to use our eyes more concertedly until the details of the world slowly reveal themselves.' Readers will be inspired to stop and smell - nay, see - the roses' - "Booklist".'Elkins invites his readers to extend perception beyond narrow specialties to see meaning in the mundane. He is ever curious, his mind seemingly in overdrive' - "Chicago Tribune Magazine". 'In that fascinating zone where creative imagination and scientific observation meet, Elkins shines a conceptual flashlight, aiming to illuminate in 32 short chapters a fraction of what we are missing daily. He asks us to use our eyes and our minds differently, to see the world as few of us bother to see it because we rarely make the effort' - "Library Journal".Grass, the night sky, a postage stamp, a crack in the sidewalk, a shoulder are ordinary objects of everyday life. But when we look at them - really look at them - what do we see? In the tradition of John Berger's bestselling "Ways of Seeing", James Elkins' "How to Use your Eyes" invites us to look at - and maybe see for the first time - the world around us, with breathtaking results. Here are the common artifacts of life, often misunderstood and largely ignored, brought into striking focus. A butterfly's wing pattern encodes its identity. A cloudless sky yields a precise sequence of colors at sunset. A bridge reveals the relationship of a population with its landscape. With the discerning eye of a painter and the zeal of a detective, Elkins also explores complicated things like mandalas, the periodic table, or a hieroglyph, remaking the world into a treasure box of observations - eccentric, ordinary, marvelous. "How to Use Your Eyes" will transform your view of nature and the mind.
有点被标题忽悠了,其实我们根本不需要有人来教你怎样欣赏美、发现美,或者说告诉你该怎样看一些东西。所谓智者乐水,仁者乐山,我是没法刻意按照书中说的来看,只能说它丰富了一个视角层面吧。
评分很好的一本书,解决了高中时候存有疑惑的一个问题;现在才知道眼前的"浮游物"居然是视网膜出血被挤到眼睛水液层的红细胞~(为了重现“浮游物”场景,又盯着墙壁看了一会、牺牲了几个红细胞~) ishare里有电子版~
评分有些人在视觉方面天生就是一个细节主义者。他们会为墙面上一道细微裂缝的走向而兴趣盎然,会为夜空中某一颗略为黯淡的星辰而驻足良久,会为找出两片类似树叶之间的不同而感到极大的满足。庸常世界中,他们目光所及却能开辟出另一个新天地,看到那些别人看不到的东西,一沙一世...
评分很好的一本书,解决了高中时候存有疑惑的一个问题;现在才知道眼前的"浮游物"居然是视网膜出血被挤到眼睛水液层的红细胞~(为了重现“浮游物”场景,又盯着墙壁看了一会、牺牲了几个红细胞~) ishare里有电子版~
评分记得前段时间去看了欧洲名画展,由于没有所谓的专业眼光,所以走马观花的看完这些珍贵的作品。昨天,在书店偶尔发现了这么一本好书,《视觉品味》----如何用你的眼睛。真是一本有趣可爱的好书,任何人读都可以,不需要什么美术的功底。 本书把镜头推进到人们往往忽视或误读的...
M1上学期text seminar text,导师对这个作者蜜汁喜爱
评分M1上学期text seminar text,导师对这个作者蜜汁喜爱
评分M1上学期text seminar text,导师对这个作者蜜汁喜爱
评分M1上学期text seminar text,导师对这个作者蜜汁喜爱
评分M1上学期text seminar text,导师对这个作者蜜汁喜爱
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