
. . . Encounter Americas artistic vanguardsthe creators and destroyerstheir followers and critics. Retrace the path of the avant-garde, a European import, from its arrival in America to its emergence as a source of cultural rebellion.
Discover bohemia, offspring of romanticism, and how it served as an alternative way of life that persisted late into the 20th century, inspiring the 1960s countercultures that transformed America. . . .
"Roy Kotynek and John Cohassey's new work, America's Cultural Rebels: Avant-Gardes and Countercultures, widens the scope and heightens the impact of this kind of cultural history."
--John Sinclair
"America's Cultural Rebels is well-researched, authoritative, useful, and--a bonus--immensely readable. This is not only an important book, it is also a necessary book. I'm genuinely grateful for it. "
--Ed McClanahan
Author of Famous People I Have Known, O the
Clear Moment, and other books
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