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- Titre
- Elephant #4: The Art Visual Culture Magazine: Issue 4: Fall 2010
- Éditeur
- Frame Pub
- Année de publication
- 2010
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- Couverture souple
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 9077174370
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9789077174371
Elephant Issue 4 "Elephant" is a quarterly magazine on contemporary art and visual culture. Full description
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Elephant issue 4 In an essay on Baudelaire, Walter Benjamin imagines works of art as keys cut with no particular lock in mind. Future users will one day find that these keys can open new doors, doors which were unknown, unimagined and even unimaginable to the original makers. Most of the artists in this issue are in possession of at least one such key. Elephant issue 4 looks at how contemporary artists are drawing from the art of the past in order to create the art of the future. No city has had such an impact on modern art as Paris and we visit the birth place of modernism and talk to the visual artists who are reinventing the City of Light. Elephant 4 also features candid, provocative and in-depth interviews with luminaries past and future, such as the father of conceptual art now turned architect Vito Acconci and seminal illustrator Jeffrey Fischer, alonside the visual experiments of Supermundane, Soo Kim, Bruno Kurru, Sean Mackaoui and rarely shown (or written about) work by graphic-designer Ena Cardenal de la Nuez. Not to mention Rick Poynor s return to art in Where Is Art Now . Oh, yes, last but not least, an amazing collection of Do Not Disturb signs, vintage and modern, strange, funny, fascinating. Contents: PART I: STUDIO & OTHER VISITS Visiting the studios of Soo Kim, Supermundane, Jim Shaw, Bruno Kurru & Sean Mackaoui PART II: RESEARCH RESEARCH SUBJECT 1: THE NEW TRADIONALISM Featuring work by Lluís Barba,Ala Ebtakar, Stelios Faitakis, Ramin Haerizadeh, Sigrid Holmwood, Tomoko Matsuyama, Heinrijs Preiss, Andrew Schoultz & Akira Yamaguchi RESEARCH SUBJECT 2: DISTURBING SIGNS The amazing enquiry into the world of 'Do Not Disturb' signs, by Eduard Xandri PART III: MEETINGS Vito Acconci: A Is For Another, by Katya Tylevich Ena Cardenal de la Nuez: Cities, Typefaces, Millimetres, by Astrid Stavro Jeffrey Fisher: Through The Binoculars, by Marc Valli PART IV: DESTINATIONS: PARIS Interviews with: Antoine + Manuel, Bejéan Ledoux, Matali Crasset, EricandMarie, Jacques Floret, Ghislain Garlin, H5, Killoffer, Kuntzel & Deygas, Chloé Poizat, Till Rabus PART 5: THOUGHTS (NOT FINAL) Where Is Art Now? by Rick Poynor
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