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Carla Arocha and Stephane Schraenen: Monograph as Project by Barbara Vanderlinden, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Monica Amor, Marc Donnadieu on Audiobook New

Carla Arocha and Stephane Schraenen: Monograph as Project by Barbara Vanderlinden, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Monica Amor, Marc Donnadieu

Carla Arocha and Stephane Schraenen: Monograph as Project



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  • Carla Arocha and Stephane Schraenen: Monograph as Project

  • Barbara Vanderlinden, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Monica Amor, Marc Donnadieu

  • Page: 664

  • Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2

  • ISBN: 9780300283631

  • Publisher: Yale University Press

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An exploration of the captivating works of Carla Arocha and Stรฉphane Schraenen, which reference both popular culture and Minimalism   This lavishly illustrated monograph offers a comprehensive study of Arocha and Schraenenโ€™s individual works and collaborative practice since 2006. It explores their captivating works, which reference popular culture and Minimalism, and their exploration of perception and cultural themes through largeโ€”scale installations, paintings, and the photographic medium.   Featuring historical and new photography of works and installations produced between 1990 and 2023, the publication delves into over 500 artworks, alongside cultural references, sketches, and archival ephemera. The book, edited by Barbara Vanderlinden, includes essays from such renowned art critics and curators as Mรณnica Amor, Marc Donnadieu, and Philippe Pirotte, and reprinted interviews with Arocha and Schraenen by Helen Molesworth and Hansโ€”Ulrich Obrist. A detailed illustrated chronology, exhibition history, bibliography, and index round out this comprehensive volume.   Designed by Irma Boom, the book goes beyond a traditional monograph by โ€œreimagining the formatโ€ to mirror the artistsโ€™ collaborative spirit. It emphasizes how Arocha and Schraenenโ€™s work utilizes mirrors to disrupt viewersโ€™ perceptions of reality.

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