Mona Hatoum Catherine De Zegher Phaidon Press Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Mona Hatoum Creates Events Videos Sculptures And Installations That Relate To The Body Language Condition Of Exile Her Most Famous Work Corps Etranger First Shown At Tate Gallery When She Was Nominated For Turner Prize In 1995 Takes Viewer On A Journey Through Inner Passages Artist\ S Audience Is Thrown Into Dimension Which Anything Possible As Light End Lures Viewers Down Long Tunnel Towards Will Literally Burn Them While Video Often Visceral Emotive Environments Are Ultra Cool Minimal Their Aesthetic They Mimic Domestic Or Institutional Furniture Yet Designs Materials Have Threatening Edge Exquisitely Beautiful Hatoum\ Works Same Time Powerful Evocations Statelessness Anxiety Denial Otherness Since Exiled London Where Has Lived Worked 1970S Exhibited Around World Including Centre Pompidou Paris Venice Biennale This Book Surveys All Ranging From Early Performances Objects Full-Scale Distinguished Art Critic Guy Brett Author Our Own Eyes: Popular Modern History (1986) Explores Key Themes Sense Place Communication Emerge Range Artist Describes Chronology Practice Conversation With Michael Archer Writer Curator Co-Founder London\ Audio Arts Sound Archive Director Kanaal Foundation Catherine De Zegher Makes Complex Provocative Analysis Recollection Commissioned Sixteenth-Century Beguinage Chosen Text By Influential Palestinian Edward Said Well Statement Noted Italian Post-War Sculptor Performance Piero Manzoni Also Includes Notes Statements Interviews Σελίδες: 160 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0904 Διαστάσεις: 25X25Cm