Michael Joo / Organized by Jane Farver

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TextPublication details: MIT List Visual Arts Center; 2004Description: 72p; 26x21cmISBN:

0-938437666

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Summary: Exhibition catalog. Mar-May 2004. Texts: Jane Farver, Daniel Birnbaum, Charles Gaines, Michael Joo. Exhibitions @ MIT List Visual Arts Center; Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Lake Worth, Florida. Exploring how science, religion and the media shape consciousness, Michael Joo's artworks knit together the physical and the metaphysical. Matter and subject matter, energy and waste, the visible and that which cannot be seen--this is the stuff of Joo's sculptures. His densely layered works are accretions of meaning brought about by succinctly-handled conjunctions and disjunctions in a space. This publication is the first monograph on the artist and will feature the first compilation of his own writings.

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N4390-5098 105.082 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		4737

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Exhibition catalog. Mar-May 2004. Texts: Jane Farver, Daniel Birnbaum, Charles Gaines, Michael Joo. Exhibitions @ MIT List Visual Arts Center; Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Lake Worth, Florida. Exploring how science, religion and the media shape consciousness, Michael Joo's artworks knit together the physical and the metaphysical. Matter and subject matter, energy and waste, the visible and that which cannot be seen--this is the stuff of Joo's sculptures. His densely layered works are accretions of meaning brought about by succinctly-handled conjunctions and disjunctions in a space. This publication is the first monograph on the artist and will feature the first compilation of his own writings.

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