It Is What It Is: Writings on Dan Flavin Since 1964
Dan Flavin (1933–1996) was one of the most significant and influential artists of his generation. His radical use of fluorescent light during and beyond the 1960s forever changed the definitions and boundaries of sculptural practice. Flavin stood alone in art practice; he was neither a painter nor a sculptor, but occupied a place somewhere between sculpture and installation. It Is What It Is fills a timely gap on reading available on Dan Flavin. Paula Feldman and Karsten Schubert have pieced together a chronological anthology spanning four decades.
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Krauss Rosalind (Article author), Levin Kim (Article author), Kalina Richard (Article author), Anfam David (Article author), Leen Frederik (Article author), Pissarro Joachim (Article author), Baker Kenneth (Article author), Bell Tiffany (Article author), Lippard Lucy R. (Article author), Batchelor David (Article author), Burnham Jack (Article author), Govan Michael (Article author), Judd Donald (Article author), Ashton Dore (Article author), Alloway Lawrence (Article author), Bochner Mel (Article author), Graham Dan (Article author)
London
2004
294 pages
9780500976449
Available on request
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