For the first time in publication, US artist Joseph Kosuth presents At Last I Thought I Understood (Madrid)]. Curated by Christian Domíngue, this project represents a continuation of Kosuth s ground breaking installations and marks the beginning of a new series. This specially created installation features groups of luminous texts taken from works by the Latin American authors Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortázar and Juan Carlos Onetti. Kosuth also presents the project Located Work (Madrid) , created in collaboration with Mario Aguirre, Alexander Apóstol, Busto Bocanegra, Sandra Gamarra, Hisae Ikenaga and Ximena Labra.
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Joseph Kosuth (Toledo, Ohio, 1945) is one of the pioneers of conceptual and installation art. His works are based on the language of initiation and appropriation strategies of the 1960s. Through his work, Kosuth has systematically explored the production and role of language and meaning in art. His investigations into the relationship between art and language, conducted over a period of more than 40 years, have taken the form of installations, museum exhibitions, public commissions and publications throughout Europe, America and Asia, including his participation at five editions of Documenta in Kassel and four editions of the Venice Biennial, where on one occasion he presented his work in the Hungarian Pavilion (1993). He has received a number of prizes and recognitions, including the following: Brandeis Award (1990), Frederick Weisman Award (1991), Menzione d¿onore at the Venice Biennial (1993), and the distinction of Chevalier de l¿Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, granted by the French Government (1993). In 1968 he received a grant from the Cassandra Foundation. In June 1999 the French Government issued a three-franc stamp commemorating his work in the city of Figeac. In February 2001 he was awarded an Honorary Degree in Philosophy and Letters by the Università di Bolognia. In 2001 his novel Purloined was published by Salon Verlag. In October 2003 he was awarded Austria¿s highest distinction, the Decoration of Honour in Gold for services to the Republic of Austria, in recognition of his achievements in relation to science and culture.
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Hardcover. Etat : New. Orderbook - wwb -----JOSEPH KOSUTH. La Casa Encendida, Madrid, 2008. Distributed in the U. S. A. By Actar D/Actar Distribution Inc. , New York. Two volumes. 21 x 29 cm. Vol. 1 ("At Last I Believed I Understood (Madrid) "/"Al Fin Crei Entender (Madrid) ": Architectural Projects and Public Works) : 120 pp. With 112 ills. (96 col. ) and tipped-in, accordion-folded sheet. ISBN 978-84-96917-18-7. Vol. 2 ("Located Work (Madrid) ") : 68 pp. With 21 col. Ills. And tipped-in, accordion-folded sheet with 10 col. Ills. ISBN 978-84-96917-19-4. ISBN 9788496917170. In English. Artist(s) : Kosuth, Joseph Indexing: _Western_ _United States_ _Post-1945_ _Post-1970_ _Post-1990_ Plans: 73 75 Worldwide Number 069993 Hardcover $51.95x -; *** FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request *** - *** IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy, brand new, pristine, never opened -- Text in English. TWO (2) VOLUME SET. Volume 1 - At Last I Believed I Understood (Madrid) / Al Fin Crei Entender (Madrid) : 120 pp. With 112 ills. (96 col. ) and tipped-in, accordion-folded sheet; Volume 2 - Located Work (Madrid) : 68 pp. With 21 col. Ills. And tipped-in, accordion-folded sheet with 10 col. Ills. -- with a bonus offer--; For the first time in pubication, US artist Joseph Kosuth presents At Last I Thought I Understood (Madrid)]. Curated by Christian DomÃÂngue, this project represents a continuation of Kosuth s ground breaking installations and marks the beginning of a new series. This specially created installation features groups of luminous texts taken from works by the Latin American authors Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortázar and Juan Carlos Onetti. Kosuth also presents the project Located Work (Madrid) , created in collaboration with Mario Aguirre, Alexander Apàstol, Busto Bocanegra, Sandra Gamarra, Hisae Ikenaga and Ximena Labra. Joseph Kosuth (Toledo, Ohio, 1945) is a pioneer of conceptual and installation art. His work on the relationships between art and language has been shown internationally, including 5 editions of Documenta in Kassel and 4 editions of the Venice Biennial. N° de réf. du vendeur 77874
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