Vides
Editions Centre Pompidou

Vides

9782844263933

Interweaving the history of art, philosophical theories and concepts, and contemporary practices, this book invite the reader to ponder this paradoxical presentation of the void: how can you show something while showing nothing?

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How have artists, architects, philosophers and musicians understood notions of emptiness and absence throughout the twentieth century? The question is asked through a retrospective of "empty exhibitions" we have already seen, those by Yves Klein, Robert Barry, Michael Asher, Maria Eichhorn or Stanley Brouwn.

Descriptions & Features

Authors
Under the supervision of Mathieu Copeland
Publisher
Éditions du Centre Pompidou
Dimensions
210 mm x 280 mm x 34 mm
Publication year
2009
Number of pages
448
Number of illustrations
300
EAN
9782844263933