Format:
255 Seiten ;
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28 cm.
ISBN:
978-3-7757-5061-5
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3-7757-5061-4
Content:
Renée Green's impressive and long-standing multimedia art practice has, over two decades, examined the relationship between aesthetics and power. Her films, sculpture, writing, photography, printmaking, and sound works have probed and foregrounded underrepresented histories of migration, displacement, ethnography, and cultural representation. This exceptional artist catalogue features Green's works in its many facets, combining early and undocumented art works with recent productions, alongside a host of new writers who recontextualize her artwork for contemporary audiences. This book is a unique experience, in which vision and knowledge are brought into new constellations. RENÉE GREEN (*1959) studied at Parsons School of Design, Wesleyan University, Harvard University, and the Whitney Independent Study Program. Her unique approach to natural sciences, history, and cultural aesthetics has made her known around the world. She was a professor at the Akademie der Künste in Vienna and the San Francisco Art Institute, and is currently at the Art, Culture and Technology Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Exhibition: KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany (October 2021) / daadgalerie, Berlin, Germany (October 2021)
Note:
Impressum: This publication is produced on the occasion of "Renée Green: Inevitable Distances", October 22, 20221-January 9, 2022, KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Language:
English
Subjects:
Art History
Keywords:
1959- Green, Renée
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Author information:
Green, Renée 1959-
