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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Many renowned artists maintained friendly rivalries, even as supporters waged far nastier battles on their behalf.
Chapter 3: In artists’ friendships, the older, more extroverted partner usually dominates, yet their influence is often returned in meaningful, if subtler, ways over time.
Chapter 4: Matisse and Picasso profoundly shaped one another’s work.
Chapter 5: More dominant artists often spurred their traditional counterparts to create with greater freedom.
Chapter 6: Pollock was a uniquely dominant figure who transformed art forever.
Chapter 7: Relationships among artists helped propel the advancement of their field.
Description
The Art of Rivalry (2016) details the remarkable accomplishments of some of history’s greatest artists and the personal relationships with their peers that propelled them to creative success. These blinks explain how rivalry between artists drives innovation and how relationships have been central to the growth of the arts in general.
Who Should Listen
- Students of art and art history
- Artists of all types
- Entrepreneurs hoping to understand how competition can drive innovation