Peter Osborne is Professor of Modern European Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy, Kingston University London. His books include The Politics of Time, Anywhere or Not At All: Philosophy of Contemporary Art and The Postconceptual Condition.
Praise for Anywhere or Not At All: An important achievement. This is the first book known to me that brings contemporary art as a whole to philosophical consideration. One of the orienting points for future work. -- John Rapko * Notre Dame, Philosophical Reviews * Praise for Anywhere or Not At All: A brilliant book -- Blake Stimson * Philosophy of Photography * Praise for Anywhere or Not At All: Osborne's capacity to synthesise the impact of new geopolitical realities on art practices make this book an important one not just for philosophers, art historians and critics, but new media theorists as well. -- Lisa Trhair * Critical Enquiry * Praise for Anywhere or Not At All: An inestimably significant intervention into a range of debates in the history, theory, criticism, and philosophy of contemporary art and its various genealogies and lineages. For the range of thought-provoking and suggestive insights offered, it has few competitors in the field. -- James Lavender * Goodreads * Praise for The Postconceptual Condition: Compelling -- Max L. Feldman * Afterimage * Praise for The Postconceptual Condition: Peter Osborne offers a fundamental reflection on the critical potential of art today, but also on its lacunas, an element that gives more value to the work. * Critique d'art * Praise for The Postconceptual Condition: Very little philosophical writing is inspiring enough to catalyse art and bring it into being. Peter Osborne's writing is consistently in this category. -- Hito Steyerl Praise for Anywhere or Not At All: It is essential reading for anyone serious about contemporary art - or its philosophy. -- Ruth Noack, Curator of documeta 12