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ROY McMAKIN. WHEN IS A CHAIR NOT A CHAIR.

ROY McMAKIN. WHEN IS A CHAIR NOT A CHAIR.

ROY MCMAKIN (1956-)

The long-anticipated comprehensive monograph on the art world’s most admired designer. Roy McMakin is at once an artist, furniture designer, and architect. His seemingly simple chairs, tables, dressers, and other furniture pieces at first appear childlike and often whimsical; upon closer inspection these pieces evoke contemporary art references as well as domestic archetypal forms. Long a favorite among the art-world cognoscenti and tastemakers, McMakin’s creations seamlessly merge grandma’s furniture with modern design and contemporary art. Each piece of furniture, interior, or art installation is infused with rigor as well as humor through tweaked proportions, innately sculptural forms, and craftsmanship of the highest order. This long-awaited volume collects McMakin’s most important creations and commissions from his thirty-year career.

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Emne	Møbler
Kunstner	McMAKIN, Roy
Forfatter	Roy McMakin
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	250 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	32 x 25 cm / 224 sider
Udgivelsesår	2010
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Skira
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ISBN	9780847833573
Lev.	3-5 dage

ROY MCMAKIN (1956-)

The long-anticipated comprehensive monograph on the art world’s most admired designer. Roy McMakin is at once an artist, furniture designer, and architect. His seemingly simple chairs, tables, dressers, and other furniture pieces at first appear childlike and often whimsical; upon closer inspection these pieces evoke contemporary art references as well as domestic archetypal forms. Long a favorite among the art-world cognoscenti and tastemakers, McMakin’s creations seamlessly merge grandma’s furniture with modern design and contemporary art. Each piece of furniture, interior, or art installation is infused with rigor as well as humor through tweaked proportions, innately sculptural forms, and craftsmanship of the highest order. This long-awaited volume collects McMakin’s most important creations and commissions from his thirty-year career.