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In Aporie is the first monograph on Kwade covering a wide range of her intriguing works. Being ‘In Aporie’ is to be in a state where an insoluble theoretical problem allows for the paradoxical knowledge of one’s own ignorance. From early on in her career, Kwade was never afraid to ponder complicated scientific and mathematical questions in her objects, sculptures, and installations, such as probability calculation, astronomical wormholes, the endless universe, and parallel realities. And these complex ideas and theories continue to fuel her artistic practice and drive. Besides many images of her work, the monograph features articles by Danish experts on her work.

Kunst --- beeldhouwwerken [beeldmateriaal] --- installaties [kunstwerken] --- wiskunde --- bollen --- openbare kunst --- rij van Fibonacci --- monumentaal --- tijd --- geometrische patronen --- geluidskunst --- Kwade, Alicja --- 73.07 --- 7.07 --- Beeldende kunst ; installaties ; 21ste eeuw --- Kunst en wetenschap --- Kwade, Alicja °1979 (Katowice, Polen) Leeft en werkt in Berlijn --- Vrouwelijke kunstenaars --- Beeldhouwkunst ; beeldhouwers A - Z --- Kunstenaars met verschillende disciplines, niet traditioneel klasseerbare, conceptuele kunstenaars A - Z --- Kwade, Alicja, --- Art --- sculpture [visual works] --- installations [visual works] --- mathematics --- spheres [geometric figures] --- public art --- Fibonacci numbers --- monumental [size or dimensions] --- time --- geometric patterns --- sound art --- kunst en wetenschap

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Installations (Art) --- Light in art. --- Rainbows in art --- Installations (Art) --- Lumière dans l'art --- Arc-en-ciel dans l'art --- Olafur Eliasson, --- Olafur Eliasson, --- Interviews. --- Aarhus kunstmuseum.

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The publication "Light + Space" refers on the art movement of the same name - a tendency born in Southern California characterized by experimentation, interdisciplinarity, and a move away from object-centric practices. The publication points out the main aspects of Light and Space, gives insight into the atmosphere of the 1960s and '70s L.A. art scene, highlights female protagonists, shows interdisciplinary and transgressive, artistic approaches to art and technology, focuses on perception and aesthetic experience as central to these immersive environments and discusses the legacy of Light and Space in contemporary artistic practices. The book also brings a section with more than twenty artist's contributions, each specifically conceived for the publication.

Lumière --- Années 1970 --- Los Angeles --- Light and space (Art movement) --- Light art --- Space (Art) --- Installations (Art) --- Art, American --- Art, European --- kunst --- installaties --- licht --- lichtinstallaties --- lichtkunst --- projecties --- Light-and-Space Art --- 7.038/039 --- Kapoor Anish --- Orr Eric --- Zehr Connie --- Eversley Fred --- Irwin Robert --- Corse Mary --- Janssens Ann Veronica --- Cooper Ron --- Turrell James --- Hein Jeppe --- Bell Larry --- Albuquerque Lita --- AVPD --- Valentine DeWain --- McCracken John --- Zimmerman Elyn --- Pashgian Helen --- Chicago Judy --- Alexander Peter --- Wheeler Doug --- Palm Hansen Ann Linn --- Kauffman Craig --- Kaiser Vogel Susan --- Sander Karin --- Dill Laddie John --- 7.038 --- American art --- Eight (Group of American artists) --- Indian Space (Group of artists) --- Mission School (Group of artists) --- NO!Art (Group of artists) --- Old Bohemians (Group of artists) --- Stieglitz Circle (Group of artists) --- Light sculpture --- Light works (Art) --- Art --- California minimalism (Art movement) --- Minimal art --- Eversley, Frederick, --- Albuquerque, Lita --- Bell, Larry, --- Pashgian, Helen, --- Irwin, Robert,