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Vides

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SKU: 9782844263933
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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.

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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

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