ISBN: 9783037640708 - Conflicting Tales: Subjectivity: Burger Collection (burger Collection Quadrilogy) (4 results)
Conflicting Tales: Burger Collection (Burger Collection Quadrilogy)
Kurjakovic, Daniel,Pfaller, Robert,Cirauqui, Manuel,Volbers, JÃ rg
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Conflicting Tales: Burger Collection (Burger Collection Quadrilogy)
Volbers, JÃ rg,Cirauqui, Manuel,Pfaller, Robert,Kurjakovic, Daniel
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Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 228 Seiten/pages, 184 color & 27 b/w illustrations - The publication Conflicting Tales: Subjectivity is the first in a cohesive four-part project, and presents a fresh approach to the curating of a private collection, the Hong Kong-based Burger Collection. Explicitly engaging with the dynamic between works, aesthetic discourses, and curatorial concerns, this book interweaves the works of more than 35 artists (including Fernando Bryce, Atul Dodiya, Verne Dawson, Wim Delvoye, Urs Fischer, Bharti Kher, Muntean / Rosenblum, Jaume Plensa, and Steven Shearer), with the editorial ambition to provide new essays about the issue of contemporary subjectivity by a young generation of writers and researchers.…
