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MARK WALLINGER

MARK WALLINGER

MARK WALLINGER (1959-)

A comprehensive study of Mark Wallinger's career that draws on extensive conversations with the artist, this book traces his development from early influences to winning the Turner Prize in 2007 and beyond. Over the past quarter-century Wallinger has become known as an artist who never repeats himself, and his art driven by passions including sport, history, politics, science and poetry has ranged from meticulous paintings of racehorses to a presentation of the first public statue of Jesus Christ in England since the Reformation, and from a performance while dressed in a bear suit to installing a full-scale copy of peace protestor Brian Haw's antiwar display at Parliament Square in Tate Britain. As this book demonstrates, however, certain themes and strategies thread through this dizzyingly diverse body of work.

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Emne	Nutidskunst
Kunstner	WALLINGER, Mark
Forfatter	Martin Herbert
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	456 ill. heraf 446 i farver
Format / Sideantal	30 x 23 cm / 288 sider
Udgivelsesår	2011
Indbinding	indbundet
Forlag	Thames & Hudson
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ISBN	9780500093566
Lev.	3-5 dage

MARK WALLINGER (1959-)

A comprehensive study of Mark Wallinger's career that draws on extensive conversations with the artist, this book traces his development from early influences to winning the Turner Prize in 2007 and beyond. Over the past quarter-century Wallinger has become known as an artist who never repeats himself, and his art driven by passions including sport, history, politics, science and poetry has ranged from meticulous paintings of racehorses to a presentation of the first public statue of Jesus Christ in England since the Reformation, and from a performance while dressed in a bear suit to installing a full-scale copy of peace protestor Brian Haw's antiwar display at Parliament Square in Tate Britain. As this book demonstrates, however, certain themes and strategies thread through this dizzyingly diverse body of work.