Place
Everyone wants to find their own place in the world. But where is it and what is it? How do we recognize place as being significant and not just merely space? And what is it that makes one place special and another not? These are questions that have taxed philosophers as far back as ancient Greece.
This exhibition in a book presents some of the most challenging art to address the function of place in the contemporary world. Arranged into themed 'rooms', it reflects a wide variety of artistic attitudes and practices. All of the artists in this book use art to puzzle out the complicated ways in which place can shape and affect us. All of them help us to understand the world in which we live.
Details
Art history and art criticism, 21st‑century history, 20th‑century history, Art Nouveau, Philosophy, Photography
London
2005
208 pages
9780500930076
Available on request
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709.042 Dea
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