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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What Comes to My Lipsis the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work,What Comes to My Lipsinvites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities. The first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt, this book features paintings,collaged works and large-scale installations from the past three decades, exploring civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces. It includes texts by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condition: New. What Comes to My Lips is the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th-14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work, What Comes to My Lips invites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. What Comes to My Lips is the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th-14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work, What Comes to My Lips invites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. What Comes to My Lips is the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th-14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work, What Comes to My Lips invites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What Comes to My Lipsis the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work,What Comes to My Lipsinvites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities. The first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt, this book features paintings,collaged works and large-scale installations from the past three decades, exploring civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces. It includes texts by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condition: New. What Comes to My Lips is the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th-14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work, What Comes to My Lips invites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What Comes to My Lipsis the first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt. Trained in the thousand-year tradition of Indo-Persian miniature painting and contemporary Western art and theory, Butt's studio practice circumvents history, tradition and contemporaneity, creating a multifaceted project that explores civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces.Illuminated with images of the artist's paintings, collaged works on paper and large-scale installations from the past three decades, this in-depth book features essays by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. Raza examines Butt's practice through the thematic lens of the sciences of Islam's Golden Age (7th14th century), proposing a bridge that connects art, history and cosmology. In his essay, Mirza places the conventions of the artist's work in relation to longer historical narratives and traditional gendered roles across the spectrums of time and locality.An intimate archive of Butt's technically rich, aesthetically delightful work,What Comes to My Lipsinvites the reader to enter the symbolic landscape of Butt's oeuvre and discover the hidden, unseen and unrecorded aspects that shimmer beneath the surface of even the most fraught realities. The first monograph on the artist Ambreen Butt, this book features paintings,collaged works and large-scale installations from the past three decades, exploring civil liberties and rights, mutual responsibilities and complex geopolitical forces. It includes texts by curator/writer Sara Raza and artist/critic Quddus Mirza. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …