Revisiting Jean Dubuffet's 1951 "Anti-cultural Positions" Lecture

This talk revisited Jean Dubuffet’s seminal text “Anti-cultural Positions,” delivered at The Arts Club in 1951, which elucidated his groundbreaking approach to auteurs--Dubuffet’s term for Art Brut artists.
Speaker: Edward M. Gómez (journalist; author; critic; curator)
In support of Intuit's Art Design Chicago exhibition, Chicago Calling: Art Against the Flow, Intuit presented the Art Against the Flow Summit.
The Summit provided a forum for the various constituents of outsider art--artists, educators, curators, dealers, collectors, students and general appreciators--to contribute to the conversations, panels and programming surrounding the role of place in the artistic output from a wide spectrum of artists.
Learn more: www.art.org/art-against-the-fl...

[@wstr9963]

Brilliant lecture. Dubuffet is one of the most important artists in history and this talk gives great insights in his genius.

[@saguaro]

Great lecture! Very good speaker. Thank you for posting.

[@e.a.wtzipporah1192]

Thanks for posting this very informative talk Intuit.

[@jellokween1680]

Thankyou for this, very interesting.

[@geeh2291]

Superb lecture.

[@charlesmcdowell2573]

⬆️🎨🌟⬆️

[@lanceash]

The lecturer sounds like Richard Dreyfuss.

[@jonasktew6857]

Is somebody doing dishes in the background?