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Arman: 1955-1974
Arman: 1955-1974
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Arman was a US-naturalized French painter whose book covers the first twenty years of his artistic production, documenting consumer society's waste and dematerializing objects.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 320 pages
Publication date: 24 February 2021
Publisher: Silvana
Arman, a US-naturalized French painter, is the subject of this comprehensive book, which spans the first twenty years of his artistic journey. It delves into a diverse range of his creations, showcasing his exploration of industrial objects, series products, and consumer society's waste. From the iconic Colères, Coupes, and Combustions, which employ various processes to dematerialize objects and strip them of their functionality, to paintings, actions, and monumental works that embrace the poetic essence of things, Arman's artistic evolution is vividly documented. This book serves as a captivating testament to his artistic prowess and his profound understanding of the human condition.
Arman, a US-naturalized French painter, is the subject of this comprehensive book, which spans the first twenty years of his artistic journey. It delves into a diverse range of his creations, showcasing his exploration of industrial objects, series products, and consumer society's waste. From the iconic Colères, Coupes, and Combustions, which employ various processes to dematerialize objects and strip them of their functionality, to paintings, actions, and monumental works that embrace the poetic essence of things, Arman's artistic evolution is vividly documented. This book serves as a captivating testament to his artistic prowess and his profound understanding of the human condition.
Weight: 2698g
Dimension: 313 x 251 x 44 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9788836636181
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