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"L'ouvrage explore, sous forme de dictionnaire, le processus créatif généré par les relations amoureuses, passionnées, complexes parfois subversives, qui unissent les artistes avant-gardistes de la première moitié du XXème siècle." [Source : site du centre Pompidou-Metz]
avant-garde --- Art styles --- anno 1900-1999 --- Artist couples --- Artists --- Arts, Modern --- Artist couples. --- Artists. --- Arts, Modern. --- History --- 1900-1999 --- cultuurgeschiedenis --- koppels --- moderne kunst --- 1900 - 1950 --- 20ste eeuw --- Couples d'artistes --- Artistes --- Arts --- Histoire --- koppels. --- moderne kunst. --- cultuurgeschiedenis. --- 1900 - 1950. --- 20ste eeuw. --- Création collective (art). --- Couples. --- Couples d'artistes. --- Création (esthétique) --- Centre Pompidou-Metz. --- Barbican Centre (Londres).
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Women photographers --- Photography --- Exhibitions. --- Social aspects --- Exhibitions. --- Lange, Dorothea
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"Dorothea Lange's photograph, Migrant Mother, is one of the most indelible and recognizable images of the Dust Bowl era. Lange's career stretched far beyond the Great Depression, driven throughout by her compassionate advocacy for the people and land of California. This riveting book opens with Lange's Bay Area portraits of the 1920s and '30s when her photo studio formed a hub for San Francisco's bohemian and artistic elite. It offers a generous overview of her work with the Farm Security Administration, where Lange was the only female photographer documenting the impact of the Depression and Dust Bowl on the west coast, working alongside the likes of Walker Evans, as well as her pictures of Japanese Americans forcibly displaced into internment camps following Pearl Harbor. It also includes images from her wartime shipyards series with Ansel Adams, postwar projects on the injustices of the American court system, loss of a community through the damming of the Putah Creek, and a photo series on Ireland. Accompanying these superbly reproduced images are thoughtful essays by curator Drew Johnson, critic Abigail Solomon-Godeau, and writer and curator David Campany, which offer appreciations of Lange's work as an artist and humanitarian, charting the legacy of her exceptional photographic oeuvre."--Publisher's website.
Photography, Artistic --- Documentary photography --- Lange, Dorothea
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Certain to become the definitive book on Noguchi's multidisciplinary career, this publication accompanies the first major touring European exhibition on the Japanese-American artist in twenty years, which will travel from London's Barbican Art Gallery to Cologne's Museum Ludwig and the Zentrum Paul Klee in Bern. It encompasses the entirety of the artist's work in sculpture, ceramics, photography, architecture, design, as well as his playscapes, gardens and stage sets for modern dance and theatre performance. This survey explores his creative process and lesser-known aspects of his practice, his engagement with a wide range of mediums and cultures, and his innovative achievements over six decades. Brimming with stunning imagery and contributions from an international range of authors, this book helps readers grasp the diversity and patterns of Noguchi's work both in situ and in galleries. Archival photographs of the artist's studios offer glimpses into his experimental attitude towards sculpture. Themes of harmony and dissonance, which were central to Noguchi's practice, are explored in a series of essays that consider the artist's dual heritage, the Japanese American experience, his worldwide travel and his many influences. The book examines the cultural diversity of Noguchi's practice as he addresses themes such as identity, history, and politics. It also pays tribute to Noguchi's fruitful collaborations with creatives from a range of industries, such as R. Buckminster Fuller, Martha Graham and Louis Kahn. Throughout the monograph Noguchi's own words provide a critical backdrop towards understanding an artist who embraced many schools of thought, and whose entire life and career set an example for partnership and cooperation across artistic, political and cultural boundaries.
Art --- photographs --- sculpture [visual works] --- earthworks [sculpture] --- politics --- harmony [artistic concept] --- public art --- flats [theater elements] --- studio ceramics --- gardens [open spaces] --- identity --- interactive art --- monumental sculpture --- Noguchi, Isamu --- Beeldhouwkunst ; meubelbeeldhouwkunst ; pseudo-meubelen --- Beelden buiten ; beeldhouwkunst in de publieke ruimte --- Architectuur ; scenografie ; design --- Speeltuigen ; Meubels voor kinderen --- Buckminster Fuller, Richard 1895-1983 (°Milton, Massachusetts, Verenigde Staten) --- Beeldhouwkunst ; 20ste eeuw ; Isamu Noguchi en tijdgenoten --- Isamu Noguchi 1904-1988 (° Los Angeles, Cal., VS) --- 73.07 --- Beeldhouwkunst ; beeldhouwers A - Z --- Noguchi, Isamu 1904-1988 (°Los Angeles, Verenigde Staten)
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