Raskopoulos Eugenia (4 results)

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. With recognition for her pioneering practice long overdue, this scholarly monograph is the first survey of one of Australia's leading photo-media artists, Eugenia Raskopoulos. Raskopoulos' cultural background has informed more than three decades of inventive, evolving bodies of work that span across video performance, installation and photography.Born in the Czech Republic to Greek parents before migrating from Greece to Australia in 1963, where she was introduced to English at primary school, Raskopoulos has long sustained a focused and fruitful critique of language. In Vestiges of the Tongue we see her visualising language's slippages through performances of translation, interrogating words and their impact on the body, and tracing contemporary communication as it enters the realms of data and surveillance. With recognition for her pioneering practice long overdue, this scholarly monograph is the first survey of one of Australia's leading photo-media artists, Eugenia Raskopoulos. Raskopoulos' cultural background has informed more than three decades of inventive, evolving bodies of work that span across videoperformance, installation and photography. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. With recognition for her pioneering practice long overdue, this scholarly monograph is the first survey of one of Australia's leading photo-media artists, Eugenia Raskopoulos. Raskopoulos' cultural background has informed more than three decades of inventive, evolving bodies of work that span across video performance, installation and photography.Born in the Czech Republic to Greek parents before migrating from Greece to Australia in 1963, where she was introduced to English at primary school, Raskopoulos has long sustained a focused and fruitful critique of language. In Vestiges of the Tongue we see her visualising language's slippages through performances of translation, interrogating words and their impact on the body, and tracing contemporary communication as it enters the realms of data and surveillance. With recognition for her pioneering practice long overdue, this scholarly monograph is the first survey of one of Australia's leading photo-media artists, Eugenia Raskopoulos. Raskopoulos' cultural background has informed more than three decades of inventive, evolving bodies of work that span across videoperformance, installation and photography. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Softcover/Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Exhibition catalogue. Illustrated catalogue of the exhibition; introduction by Nicholas Tsoutas, essays by George Alexander, Jacqueline Millner, and John Conomos; inscribed by the artist in Greek in 2003. Pictorial wrappers. Folded poster laid in at rear. Fine. inscribed by author. book.