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Keith Tyson - Large Field Array

Keith Tyson - Large Field Array

Keith Tyson (1969 -)

Between the purple foil stamped covers of this thoroughly engaging catalogue lay a plethora of installation shots and well chosen details of the more-than-100 sculptural works that went into Tyson's recent show at Denmark's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Some examples include a giant, hairy, very real looking excised beer belly (complete with bandaid) set alongside a cigar and some beer cans on an oriental rug; a stack of books with a toy penguin standing on top; a marionette theater; a baby in an incubator; and a giant chicken head. Sketches and maquettes explain the gridded layout of the work's larger installation--a la Martin Kippenberger's famous "The Happy Ending of Franz Kafka's America" (1996)--and the book is rounded out by several scholarly essays, an interview with the artist and a simple biography.

Pris ved	1	Stk		185,00 DKK

Emne	Installationskunst, Nutidskunst
Kunstner	Keith Tyson
Forfatter	Anders Kold,‎ Jacob Wamberg,‎ Dominic van den Boogerd
Sprog	Engelsk
Illustrationer	Gennemillustreret
Format / Sideantal	25 x 25,5 cm. / 144 s.
Udgivelsesår	2007
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Louisiana Museum Of Modern Art
Antikvarisk	Antikvarisk

Antal

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ISBN	8791607418
Lev.	3-5 dage

Keith Tyson (1969 -)

Between the purple foil stamped covers of this thoroughly engaging catalogue lay a plethora of installation shots and well chosen details of the more-than-100 sculptural works that went into Tyson's recent show at Denmark's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Some examples include a giant, hairy, very real looking excised beer belly (complete with bandaid) set alongside a cigar and some beer cans on an oriental rug; a stack of books with a toy penguin standing on top; a marionette theater; a baby in an incubator; and a giant chicken head. Sketches and maquettes explain the gridded layout of the work's larger installation--a la Martin Kippenberger's famous "The Happy Ending of Franz Kafka's America" (1996)--and the book is rounded out by several scholarly essays, an interview with the artist and a simple biography.