59th Carnegie International
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Author: Inouye, Ryan
Conceptualized as a dynamic platform for contemporary practices that span expansive forms, geographies and cultural traditions, this volume carries the process, core ideas and dialogue that have driven the organization of the 59th Carnegie International. Curated by Ryan Inouye, Danielle A. Jackson and Liz Park, this iteration of the International explores manifold ways of practicing art and recognizes that the worlds individuals build are both larger and more complex than the countries in which they reside. Featuring commissioned essays and conversations between participating artists and their interlocutors, the publication underscores the vibrant relationships and networks of practitioners. Central to the book are special commissions by artists who engage with the printed form as part of their practice, including Fe Avila, Maithili Bavkar, Priyesh Gothwal, Liz Johnson Artur, Shala Miller, Gabriela Pinilla and Walter Scott, among others.
ISBN 9780880390781. Carnegie Museum of Art. pb. 480 pages. colour ills. 31.1 x 23.5 cm.
not yet published
Conceptualized as a dynamic platform for contemporary practices that span expansive forms, geographies and cultural traditions, this volume carries the process, core ideas and dialogue that have driven the organization of the 59th Carnegie International. Curated by Ryan Inouye, Danielle A. Jackson and Liz Park, this iteration of the International explores manifold ways of practicing art and recognizes that the worlds individuals build are both larger and more complex than the countries in which they reside. Featuring commissioned essays and conversations between participating artists and their interlocutors, the publication underscores the vibrant relationships and networks of practitioners. Central to the book are special commissions by artists who engage with the printed form as part of their practice, including Fe Avila, Maithili Bavkar, Priyesh Gothwal, Liz Johnson Artur, Shala Miller, Gabriela Pinilla and Walter Scott, among others.
ISBN 9780880390781. Carnegie Museum of Art. pb. 480 pages. colour ills. 31.1 x 23.5 cm.
not yet published