A deconstructive approach to criticism involves discovering, recognising and understanding the underlying and unspoken and implicit assumptions, ideas and frameworks of cultural forms such as works of art.
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Choosing your drawing media | Canson®The 3 Types Of Visual Art: What Are the Different Types of Visual Art?Medium | TateArtistic Medium | Internet Encyclopedia of PhilosophyIn Derrida’s book La Vérité en peinture (1978) he uses the example of Vincent van Gogh’s painting Old Shoes with Laces, arguing that we can never be sure whose shoes are depicted in the work, making a concrete analysis of the painting difficult.
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Iconography | TateSince Derrida’s assertions in the 1970s, the notion of deconstruction has been a dominating influence on many writers and conceptual artists.
