Mahony is a Vienna-based collective, founded in 2002 by Stephan Kobatsch, Jenny Wolka, Andreas Duscha and Clemens Leuschner. This volume focusses on the topic of travel, and includes both artwork and documentary material.
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Softcover. Etat : Sehr gut. Z : 160 pages, 100 illustrations in color - Mahony is a Vienna-based collective, founded in 2002 by Stephan Kobatsch, Jenny Wolka, Andreas Duscha and Clemens Leuschner. This volume focusses on the topic of travel, and includes both artwork and documentary material. - Just as their collaborative approach allows for divergent viewpoints to triangulate an idea, the works of Mahony are the accumulation of an overlay of distinct positions. Always accentuating the ways their projects take on different properties in different contexts, Mahony refuses to let their objects become dormant or calcified, often returning and recontextualizing previous works into new constellations and arrangements. Their objects function as traces, evidence, reenactments, and maps, elaborating the abstractions and cognitive processes that allow us to create functional correspondences between reality and representations. Their projects question what knowledge is, how it is acquired, and the possible extent to which a given subject or entity can be known. Often their works deal with the representation of space and culture, the mappings and ideological images that convey information within and outside sites. The stories and objects they draw from often have emblematic ties to global and historical circulation and exchange, which the group extends and inverts so as to question the transferability and translatability of phenomena from one context into another. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1572515038543
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