Mousse. Contemporary Art Magazine - Issue 17 February - March 2013.
Published by Mousse Publishing, Milan, 2013
- Softcover
- Used
Seller: Henry Hollander, Bookseller, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.Henry Hollander, Bookseller
AbeBooks seller since December 27, 2019
Condition: Used - Very good
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Folio, sunned paper covers 256, color and b/w photos, ads Articles are "Starring," Antonio Scoccimarro, "Alexander Kluge: Farewell to Yesterday," Jens Hoffman, "Talking About: Hito Steyerl. The Wretched of the Screen," Ana Teixeira Pinto, "Talking ABout: Techno-animism," Lauren Cornell, "Pick Up: Lorraine Daston. Objects and (their) Time," Ana Ofak, "Jan Svankmajer: Encyclopedia of an Alternative World," Hans Ulbrich Obrist, "Pick Up: Nicholas Mirzoeff. On Visuality," Chelsea Haines, Lived Experience," Luke Fowler & Peter Hutton, Talking About: Rococo Conceptualism," Jenifer Allen, "PortfolioL Sarah Conaway. Black Box Magic," Linda Green, "Pick Up/ Where to Look, What to Say: Photography in the Next Few Years," Marvin Heiferman, "EdgardoAragon: From the Ruins of the Present," Luigi Fassi, "Carlo Gabrielle Tribbioli: Arond Possible Mysteries," Simone Menegoi, "Shane McCarthy: Loop System," Maeve Connolly, "Philippe Parreno & Anri Sala: A Matter of Synchronization," Cyril Beghin, "Pick Up: Robert Hullot-Kentor: On Education and the Prudery of Dissatisfaction<" Bettina Funcke, "New York: Loretta Fahrenholz: Autosabotage," David Lieske, "Paris: Bertille Bak. The Unsubmitted Form," IDa Soulard, "Berlin: Bierhimmerl," Gerry Bibby & Natalie Haüsler, "London: Corin Sworn: The Second Hand," Laura McLean-Ferris, "Los Angeles:Tender Doubings and Found Minimalism: Fiona Connor," Andrew Berandini, "Shame, Sociality and Success," Mark Grotjahn & Jonathan Pylypchuk, "Pick Up: Marion Von Osten: Problems of Endless Fruit," Brian Kuan Wood, "Hate Being Sober: the Freindship Experience called K-HOLE," Rachel Blatt, "Pick Up: Jeffrey Schnapp: Digital Humanities," Barbara Casavecchia, "Painting People," Elizabeth Peyton & Alex Katz, "Pick Up: John Tretsch: Another History of Science," Armen Avanessian.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Mousse. Contemporary Art Magazine - Issue 17 February - March 2013.
- Author
- Bonaspetti, Edoardo, editor in chief.
- Publisher
- Mousse Publishing, Milan
- Publication year
- 2013
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Softbound
Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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