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Giovanni Carmine (text)
2009 |Hardcover| ISBN 071484974X (Phaidon)
| 352 pages
Vitamin
3-D follows the success of Vitamin P:
New Perspectives in Painting,Vitamin D: New Perspectives in Drawing
and Vitamin Ph: New Perspectives in Photography, presenting a
cross-generational survey of contemporary artists from 27 countries. Chosen
from more than 500 nominations by significant international critics, curators,
art historians and creative writers, Vitamin 3-D’s 117 established and
emerging artists were selected on the basis that they have made a significant
contribution to sculpture and installation (in their broadest sense) in the
last five years.
Gary Edson and David Dean
1996 |Paperback| ISBN 0-415-09953-6 (Routledge)
| 320 pages
Handbook for Museums provides basic information for people working in the museum world. Formed around a commitment to professionalism in museum practice, the sections provide basic information on management, security, conservation and education, and include technical notes and international reading lists. The book is intended as a manual for managing and training, and provides a field-tested guide to `best practice.'
Edward Lucie-Smith
1995 |Hardcover| ISBN 978-0714832012
(Phaidon) | 512 pages, 536 colour illustration
This
book is the definitive overview of the richest, most controversial and perhaps
most thoroughly confusing epoch in the whole history of the visual arts: the
period from 1960 to the present. Although the modern movement - unchallenged
for the last six decades - has lost its dominance, it has been replaced by no
single new orthodoxy. Artists, critics and the public alike are now confronted
by a situation of unprecedented variety and complexity.
Art Today provides a map of an unstable world. With unfailing passion and acute aesthetic sensitivity, the author charts the progress of contemporary developments to elucidate their sources and interrelationships, many of them breathtakingly unexpected. This volume embodies a magnum opus in itself, as it brings to life the work of over 500 outstanding contemporary artists, all analysed in detail and illustrated in stunning colour.
Seni Rupa, Perubahan, Politik
FX Harsono
2009 |Paperback| ISBN 978-979-97501-4-3 (Galeri
Langgeng) | 267 pages
Ada dua pokok utama yang nyaris selalu dilansir oleh Harsono pada hampir seluruh tulisannya di buku ini. Yang pertama adalah keniscayaan mengenai apa yang disebutnya sebagai perubahan kebudayaan, hampir niscaya juga disebut Gerakan Seni Rupa Baru (GSRB). Ini keniscayaan kedua. Dalam pandangannya faktor-faktor politik atau kekuasaan tampak sangat berperan dalam mendorong terjadinya perubahan.
Beyond The Dutch: Indonesia, the
Netherlands and the Visual Arts, from 1900 until now
Editor : Meta Knol, Remco Raben, Kitty Zijlmans
2009 | Hardcover | ISBN 978-94 6022 059 3
(Kit Publishers) | 199 pages
'We
are beyond the Dutch,' declared an Indonesian artist recently, stating that
they have outgrown the influence of the Netherlands. Modern Indonesian art
arose during the colonial period, but has since gradually wrested itself free.
Beyond
the Dutch gives a colourful picture of that
struggle. Leading artists, curators and historians from Indonesia and the
Netherlands have pored over a series of questions posed by the history of art
in the Dutch East Indies/Indonesia. What was and still is Dutch about
Indonesian art? What relationship does it have with Western techniques and
views on art? How does contemporary art in Indonesia and the Netherlands allow
for the links between the two
countries? And how do we actually perceive Indonesian
art?
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