Items related to The Royal Art Lodge: Women and Children
The Canadian art group the Royal Art Lodge, currently made up
of Marcel Dzama, Neil Farber, and Michael Dumontier, used Farber's
dining room table to create the 160 tiny (7.6cm x 8.9 cm) paintings
on wood featured in this book. The deliberately crude, almost comicbook-
like pictures, typical of this groundbreaking collective, include
vague and puzzling epigrams, exploring the dreamy and melancholic
thoughts we have about women and children-the fears, the sadness,
and the desire to protect both. A powerful essay by Guido Bartorelli
examines how The Royal Art Lodge exemplifies what Marshall McLuhan
called -low-definition- media-and how fitting its approach and affect
are in this technological age.
of Marcel Dzama, Neil Farber, and Michael Dumontier, used Farber's
dining room table to create the 160 tiny (7.6cm x 8.9 cm) paintings
on wood featured in this book. The deliberately crude, almost comicbook-
like pictures, typical of this groundbreaking collective, include
vague and puzzling epigrams, exploring the dreamy and melancholic
thoughts we have about women and children-the fears, the sadness,
and the desire to protect both. A powerful essay by Guido Bartorelli
examines how The Royal Art Lodge exemplifies what Marshall McLuhan
called -low-definition- media-and how fitting its approach and affect
are in this technological age.
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- PublisherRam Distribution
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 8887327157
- ISBN 13 9788887327151
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages96
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