Mona Hatoum- Sous la direction de Christine Van Assche- French edition/ Christine van Assche, Irene Tsuji

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TextPublication details: Paris; Editions du Centre Pompidou; 2015Description: 196p; 30x24cmISBN:

9782844267115

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Summary: Exhibition catalog. Born in Beirut in 1952 and now living between London and Berlin, Mona Hatoum questions body limits, be they human or social. Her works are made out of organic and industrial materials such as pieces of hair, body fluids or wire netting. Electricity, magnetism, temperature, sound and video are all elements that can be added to her artworks to bring more efficiently the viewer into the center of the scene. Enriched with articles by prominent specialists, this reference book sheds light on the work of this exceptional video and installation artist and provides keys for understanding. Texts: Chris Dercon, Leevi Haapala, Christine Van Assche, Guy Brett, Patricia Falguieres, Edward W. Said, Bertrand Westphal, Clarrie Wallis, Christine Ross, Marja Sakari All authors: Christine Van Assche; Serge Lasvignes; Bernard Blistène; Chris Dercon; Leevi Haapala; Guy Brett; Patricia Falguières; Edward W Said; Bertrand Westphal; Clarrie Wallis; Christine Ross; Marja Sakari

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N4390-5098 80.648 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available

Exhibition catalog. Born in Beirut in 1952 and now living between London and Berlin, Mona Hatoum questions body limits, be they human or social. Her works are made out of organic and industrial materials such as pieces of hair, body fluids or wire netting. Electricity, magnetism, temperature, sound and video are all elements that can be added to her artworks to bring more efficiently the viewer into the center of the scene. Enriched with articles by prominent specialists, this reference book sheds light on the work of this exceptional video and installation artist and provides keys for understanding. Texts: Chris Dercon, Leevi Haapala, Christine Van Assche, Guy Brett, Patricia Falguieres, Edward W. Said, Bertrand Westphal, Clarrie Wallis, Christine Ross, Marja Sakari All authors: Christine Van Assche; Serge Lasvignes; Bernard Blistène; Chris Dercon; Leevi Haapala; Guy Brett; Patricia Falguières; Edward W Said; Bertrand Westphal; Clarrie Wallis; Christine Ross; Marja Sakari

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