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Couverture rigide. Condition: Comme neuf. Paris 2025. -- Comme Neuf -- Hardback/ Relié ( 20,5 x 17 cm )- ------ 464 pages. ****************** "" A landmark retrospective. Accompanying Philippe Parreno's Voices exhibitions at the Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul and Haus der Kunst in Munich, conceived as a journey around a unique creative process, the book Voices serves as both an origin and a counterpart to the exhibition. This volume stands as a retrospective in itself, a living archive of Voices that have shaped the artist's practice over the decades. Photographed and designed by M/M (Paris), the publication is conceived as more than a traditional exhibition catalog. Structured as an immersive and interwoven stream of consciousness, Voices merges text and image, reflecting the experience of Parreno's work in print form. The book includes newly commissioned texts by François J. Bonnet and Kim Choyeop, a conversation between Sungwon Kim and Andrea Lissoni, as well as a personal contribution from Mathias Augustyniak and an essay by Philippe Parreno himself. Through critical reflections and speculative fiction, Voices expands on Parreno's exploration of language, presence, and perception. François J. Bonnet examines listening as an active and fluid encounter, while Kim Choyeop's short story imagines a world where lost Voices become an archive of memories. Their contributions situate Parreno's work within a broader discourse of sound, temporality, and interconnected experience. Far from being a static record, Voices operates as an independent artistic objectone that invites readers to engage with the polyphony of ideas, histories, and specters that define Parreno's universe. As the artist himself suggests, "The voice continues to generate itself like a journey: we leave Seoul, move to Munich, and finally arrive in the desert." ******************************* "" Une rétrospective majeure de l'uvre de Philippe Parreno. Accompagnant les expositions Voices de Philippe Parreno au Leeum Museum of Art de Séoul et à la Haus der Kunst de Munich, cet ouvrage constitue à la fois l'origine et un contrepoint à l'exposition. Il constitue une rétrospective en soi, une archive des « voix » qui ont façonné la pratique de l'artiste au fil des décennies. Conçue par M/M (Paris), la publication, plus qu'un catalogue d'exposition traditionnel, est pensée comme un flux de conscience immersif, fusionnant le texte et l'image, reflétant l'expérience de l'uvre de Parreno sous forme imprimée. Le livre comprend des textes de commande de François J. Bonnet (un essai autour de l'écoute comme une rencontre) et Kim Choyeop (une nouvelle dans laquelle il imagine un monde où les « voix » perdues deviennent des archives de souvenirs), situant le travail de Parreno dans un discours plus large sur le son, la temporalité et l'expérience interconnectée. Il contient aussi une conversation entre Sungwon Kim et Andrea Lissoni, ainsi qu'une contribution personnelle de Mathias Augustyniak et un essai de Philippe Parreno lui-même. Loin d'être un enregistrement statique, Voices fonctionne comme un objet artistique indépendant, qui invite les lecteurs à s'engager dans la polyphonie d'idées, d'histoires et de spectres qui définissent l'univers de Parreno. Comme le suggère l'artiste lui-même, « la voix continue à se générer elle-même. comme un voyage : nous quittons Séoul, nous nous déplaçons à Munich, et nous arrivons finalement dans le désert ». ********************* ref fav-02-06.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a wide-spread and severe problem that spares no social group. Practitioners in the helping professions need timely, accurate information about IPV but seldom have the time to search for it! "Intimate Partner Violence: A Bibliography of Theory, Research, and Intervention" capably addresses the need. This important book provides a convenient annotated bibliography of the literature of IPV. Each article is concisely summarized with background, methodology, results, conclusions and other relevant information. Complete APA-format publication data is included for each source. It is up to date - almost all of the sources are 2011-2018 - and strongly focused on evidence-based theory and practice. Anyone who needs reliable information about IPV will find this book to be tremendously valuable. Social workers, counselors, psychotherapists, physicians, nurses, educators and students are among those who will benefit from the convenient, efficient access to the literature that this book provides. 100% of the proceeds from sales of this book go to support the nonprofit Minnesota Center for Nonviolence in its mission of helping people develop the skills and resources needed to live nonviolently. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Significant recent advances in the imaging of the lower urinary tract are comprehensively presented in this handbook. It offers information on both imaging examinations and interventional techniques with all the modern modalities, including MRI and ultrasou.…