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Book Description: HATJE CANTZ /KNO. de. Bookseller Inventory # Artificium A162

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Book Description: HATJE/CANTZ, 2001. Broché Un vol.br 27x22cm 112pp. ill.coul Biblio. Expo. Catalogue du travail de Richard Tuttle au Kunsthaus Zug, de 1996 à 1999. Bookseller Inventory # 21225

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Book Description: Hatje Cantz., 2001. Book Condition: Very Good. Softback. Book- VG. Dj- VG. 10.5x8.5. 110pp. Profuse colour & b/w plates & illus. Bookseller Inventory # 1651110

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Book Description: Ostfildern-Ruit / Zug, Germany / Switzerland: Kunsthaus Zug / Hatje Cantz, 2001, 2001. Very Good / Fine. Light wear to wrappers. Contents in Fine condition. wrappers with dust jacket 27.5 x 22 cm.; sewn bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with "the collaboration between Kunsthaus Zug and Richard Tuttle within the framework Collection Project 1996 to 1999." "From 1996 to 1999 Richard Tuttle worked for the Kunsthaus Zug, in Switzerland, in an endeavor to provide the institution's collective activities with a new orientation. To this end, Tuttle created four rather different large works that referred to the space of the museum as a whole as well as its immediate surroundings. Astounding in view of Tuttle's body of mostly small and delicate work, these tailor-made objects redefine the space which they inhabit. The works also act in dialogue with each other: Replace the Abstract Picture Plane IV, for instance, consists of no less than forty parts whose asymmetrical arrangement on the first two floors of the southern wing respond to the spiral shape of the green 'snake' located in the northern wing. Conceived by Tuttle himself, this new monograph constitutes a work of art in itself, and represents a pioneering step in collaborations between artists and museums. Also presented here is a photographic essay by Guido Baselgia, who viewed and documented Tuttle's work at Zug for the duration of its three-year stay." -- publisher's statement. Bookseller Inventory # 19460

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