2012, ISBN: 9780500977071

[PU: Thames & Hudson.], 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the histor… More...

[PU: Thames & Hudson.], 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can also be said to be the history of the studio, surprisingly little has been written about the subject, especially in connection with modern or contemporary practice. From Botticelli to Bacon, Da Vinci to Damien Hirst, artists have invested their personalities in the environments in which they have worked. Although today numerous artists have abandoned the studio model in favour of new modes of working enabled by new technologies, the studio space, often containing the visible remains of artistic ingenuity, toil and torment, continues to present a window on the creative soul and a summary of widely varying methods and approaches. The immense interest in the opening of Francis Bacon's London studio to the general public in 2001 and its subsequent transplanting to Ireland signalled the dawning significance of the studio in critical thinking about new art and culture. -- In today's world, the studio has become an observation platform for surrounding life, a creative centre for experimentation often extending beyond the bounds of a single room or grand space. It has also, for some, become a hiding place. Sanctuary: Britain's Artists and their Studios is the first publication in half a century to look behind the scenes at both artists' working lives and their workplaces, encouraging them to speak, delving into their minds and exploring their methodologies and personalities. Surveying 120 renowned artists living and working in Britain today, from the most noteworthy to new, upcoming talent, Sanctuary offers a visual feast of specially commissioned photographic imagery while following each artist through their working routines. Tony Cragg, Antony Gormley, -- Jenny Saville, Anish Kapoor, Mark Wallinger, Phyllida Barlow, Jane and Louise Wilson, Thomas Houseago, -- Tracey Emin, the Chapman Brothers ... the list goes on. -- It is an elevating experience to be in the presence of a famous artist, even more so to glimpse the talent of new or emerging artists in their inner sanctums. Sanctuary opens doors normally closed to the public, inviting delight, intrigue, even a bit of controversy. In addition to highly individualised interviews with all of the artists featured in the book, the stage is set by three highly engaging essays exploring the meanings, configurations and personalities of a huge range of studio settings and environments in the context of the contemporary British art scene. -- With over 600 colour photographs -- -- Ron Arad -- Frank Auerbach -- Charles Avery -- Fiona Banner -- Claire Barclay -- Phyllida Barlow -- David Batchelor -- Tony Bevan -- Sir Peter Blake -- Pablo Bronstein -- Cecily Brown -- Angela Bulloch -- Varda Caivano -- Sir Anthony Caro -- Jake and Dinos Chapman -- Gordon Cheung -- Mat Collishaw -- Nigel Cooke -- Keith Coventry -- Tony Cragg -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Martin Creed -- Dexter Dalwood -- Matthew Darbyshire -- Enrico David -- Shezad Dawood -- Richard Deacon -- Tacita Dean -- Milena Dragicevic -- Tracey Emin -- Adam Fuss -- Anya Gallaccio -- Ryan Gander -- Ximena Garrido-Lecca -- Gilbert & George -- Liam Gillick -- Douglas Gordon -- Antony Gormley -- Paul Graham -- Maggi Hambling -- Anne Hardy -- David Harrison -- Mona Hatoum -- Susan Hiller -- Roger Hiorns -- Howard Hodgkin -- Thomas Houseago -- Shirazeh Houshiary -- Richard Hudson -- Des Hughes -- Gary Hume -- Chantal Joffe -- Peter Joseph -- Isaac Julien -- Anish Kapoor -- Idris Khan -- Rachel Kneebone -- Edward Lipski -- Hew Locke -- Sarah Lucas -- Peter Macdonald -- Goshka Macuga -- Helen Marten -- Jason Martin -- Gustav Metzger -- Jonathan Monk -- Katy Moran -- Polly Morgan -- Sarah Morris -- David Nash -- Adam Neate -- Mike Nelson -- Tim Noble and Sue Webster -- David Noonan -- Humphrey Ocean -- Cornelia Parker -- Simon Periton -- Grayson Perry -- Ged Quinn -- Marc Quinn -- Fiona Rae -- Paula Rego -- Eva Rothschild -- Jenny Saville -- Hiraki Sawa -- Maaike Schoorel -- Sean Scully -- George Shaw -- Raqib Shaw -- Conrad Shawcross -- Yinka Shonibare -- Bob and Roberta Smith -- Hannah Starkey -- John Stezaker -- Juergen Teller -- Wolfgang Tillmans -- Gavin Turk -- Keith Tyson -- Phoebe Unwin -- Donald Urquhart -- Mark Wallinger -- Jonathan Wateridge -- Gillian Wearing -- Richard Wentworth -- Nicole Wermers -- Rachel Whiteread -- Alison Wilding -- Lucy Williams -- Jane and Louise Wilson -- Bill Woodrow -- Clare Woods -- Richard Wright -- Catherine Yass -- Jonathan Yeo -- Toby Ziegler. ISBN 9780500977071, DE, [SC: 5.00], gebraucht; gut, gewerbliches Angebot, [GW: 3939g], Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, PayPal, Internationaler Versand<

2012, ISBN: 0500977070

[EAN: 9780500977071], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: Thames & Hudson.], Jacket, 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Weste… More...

[EAN: 9780500977071], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: Thames & Hudson.], Jacket, 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can also be said to be the history of the studio, surprisingly little has been written about the subject, especially in connection with modern or contemporary practice. From Botticelli to Bacon, Da Vinci to Damien Hirst, artists have invested their personalities in the environments in which they have worked. Although today numerous artists have abandoned the studio model in favour of new modes of working enabled by new technologies, the studio space, often containing the visible remains of artistic ingenuity, toil and torment, continues to present a window on the creative soul and a summary of widely varying methods and approaches. The immense interest in the opening of Francis Bacon's London studio to the general public in 2001 and its subsequent transplanting to Ireland signalled the dawning significance of the studio in critical thinking about new art and culture. -- In today's world, the studio has become an observation platform for surrounding life, a creative centre for experimentation often extending beyond the bounds of a single room or grand space. It has also, for some, become a hiding place. Sanctuary: Britain's Artists and their Studios is the first publication in half a century to look behind the scenes at both artists' working lives and their workplaces, encouraging them to speak, delving into their minds and exploring their methodologies and personalities. Surveying 120 renowned artists living and working in Britain today, from the most noteworthy to new, upcoming talent, Sanctuary offers a visual feast of specially commissioned photographic imagery while following each artist through their working routines. Tony Cragg, Antony Gormley, -- Jenny Saville, Anish Kapoor, Mark Wallinger, Phyllida Barlow, Jane and Louise Wilson, Thomas Houseago, -- Tracey Emin, the Chapman Brothers . the list goes on. -- It is an elevating experience to be in the presence of a famous artist, even more so to glimpse the talent of new or emerging artists in their inner sanctums. Sanctuary opens doors normally closed to the public, inviting delight, intrigue, even a bit of controversy. In addition to highly individualised interviews with all of the artists featured in the book, the stage is set by three highly engaging essays exploring the meanings, configurations and personalities of a huge range of studio settings and environments in the context of the contemporary British art scene. -- With over 600 colour photographs -- -- Ron Arad -- Frank Auerbach -- Charles Avery -- Fiona Banner -- Claire Barclay -- Phyllida Barlow -- David Batchelor -- Tony Bevan -- Sir Peter Blake -- Pablo Bronstein -- Cecily Brown -- Angela Bulloch -- Varda Caivano -- Sir Anthony Caro -- Jake and Dinos Chapman -- Gordon Cheung -- Mat Collishaw -- Nigel Cooke -- Keith Coventry -- Tony Cragg -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Martin Creed -- Dexter Dalwood -- Matthew Darbyshire -- Enrico David -- Shezad Dawood -- Richard Deacon -- Tacita Dean -- Milena Dragicevic -- Tracey Emin -- Adam Fuss -- Anya Gallaccio -- Ryan Gander -- Ximena Garrido-Lecca -- Gilbert & George -- Liam Gillick -- Douglas Gordon -- Antony Gormley -- Paul Graham -- Maggi Hambling -- Anne Hardy -- David Harrison -- Mona Hatoum -- Susan Hiller -- Roger Hiorns -- Howard Hodgkin -- Thomas Houseago -- Shirazeh Houshiary -- Richard Hudson -- Des Hughes -- Gary Hume -- Chantal Joffe -- Peter Joseph -- Isaac Julien -- Anish Kapoor -- Idris Khan -- Rachel Kneebone -- Edward Lipski -- Hew Locke -- Sarah Lucas -- Peter Macdonald -- Goshka Macuga -- Helen Marten -- Jason Martin -- Gustav Metzger -- Jonathan Monk -- Katy Moran -- Polly Morgan -- Sarah Morris -- David Nash -- Adam Neate -- Mike Nelson -- Tim Noble and Sue Webster -- David Noonan -- Humphrey Ocean -- Cornelia Parker -- Simon Periton -- Grayson Perry -- Ged Quinn -- Marc Quinn -- Fiona Rae -- Paula Rego -- Eva Rothschild -- Jenny Saville -- Hiraki Sawa -- Maaike Schoorel -- Sean Scully -- George Shaw -- Raqib Shaw -- Conrad Shawcross -- Yinka Shonibare -- Bob and Roberta Smith -- Hannah Starkey -- John Stezaker -- Juergen Teller -- Wolfgang Tillmans -- Gavin Turk -- Keith Tyson -- Phoebe Unwin -- Donald Urquhart -- Mark Wallinger -- Jonathan Wateridge -- Gillian Wearing -- Richard Wentworth -- Nicole Wermers -- Rachel Whiteread -- Alison Wilding -- Lucy Williams -- Jane and Louise Wilson -- Bill Woodrow -- Clare Woods -- Richard Wright -- Catherine Yass -- Jonathan Yeo -- Toby Ziegler. ISBN 9780500977071 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 3939 Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket., Books<

2012, ISBN: 0500977070

[EAN: 9780500977071], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Thames & Hudson.], Jacket, 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can … More...

[EAN: 9780500977071], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Thames & Hudson.], Jacket, 600 Seiten / p., Abb. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can also be said to be the history of the studio, surprisingly little has been written about the subject, especially in connection with modern or contemporary practice. From Botticelli to Bacon, Da Vinci to Damien Hirst, artists have invested their personalities in the environments in which they have worked. Although today numerous artists have abandoned the studio model in favour of new modes of working enabled by new technologies, the studio space, often containing the visible remains of artistic ingenuity, toil and torment, continues to present a window on the creative soul and a summary of widely varying methods and approaches. The immense interest in the opening of Francis Bacon's London studio to the general public in 2001 and its subsequent transplanting to Ireland signalled the dawning significance of the studio in critical thinking about new art and culture. -- In today's world, the studio has become an observation platform for surrounding life, a creative centre for experimentation often extending beyond the bounds of a single room or grand space. It has also, for some, become a hiding place. Sanctuary: Britain's Artists and their Studios is the first publication in half a century to look behind the scenes at both artists' working lives and their workplaces, encouraging them to speak, delving into their minds and exploring their methodologies and personalities. Surveying 120 renowned artists living and working in Britain today, from the most noteworthy to new, upcoming talent, Sanctuary offers a visual feast of specially commissioned photographic imagery while following each artist through their working routines. Tony Cragg, Antony Gormley, -- Jenny Saville, Anish Kapoor, Mark Wallinger, Phyllida Barlow, Jane and Louise Wilson, Thomas Houseago, -- Tracey Emin, the Chapman Brothers . the list goes on. -- It is an elevating experience to be in the presence of a famous artist, even more so to glimpse the talent of new or emerging artists in their inner sanctums. Sanctuary opens doors normally closed to the public, inviting delight, intrigue, even a bit of controversy. In addition to highly individualised interviews with all of the artists featured in the book, the stage is set by three highly engaging essays exploring the meanings, configurations and personalities of a huge range of studio settings and environments in the context of the contemporary British art scene. -- With over 600 colour photographs -- -- Ron Arad -- Frank Auerbach -- Charles Avery -- Fiona Banner -- Claire Barclay -- Phyllida Barlow -- David Batchelor -- Tony Bevan -- Sir Peter Blake -- Pablo Bronstein -- Cecily Brown -- Angela Bulloch -- Varda Caivano -- Sir Anthony Caro -- Jake and Dinos Chapman -- Gordon Cheung -- Mat Collishaw -- Nigel Cooke -- Keith Coventry -- Tony Cragg -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Martin Creed -- Dexter Dalwood -- Matthew Darbyshire -- Enrico David -- Shezad Dawood -- Richard Deacon -- Tacita Dean -- Milena Dragicevic -- Tracey Emin -- Adam Fuss -- Anya Gallaccio -- Ryan Gander -- Ximena Garrido-Lecca -- Gilbert & George -- Liam Gillick -- Douglas Gordon -- Antony Gormley -- Paul Graham -- Maggi Hambling -- Anne Hardy -- David Harrison -- Mona Hatoum -- Susan Hiller -- Roger Hiorns -- Howard Hodgkin -- Thomas Houseago -- Shirazeh Houshiary -- Richard Hudson -- Des Hughes -- Gary Hume -- Chantal Joffe -- Peter Joseph -- Isaac Julien -- Anish Kapoor -- Idris Khan -- Rachel Kneebone -- Edward Lipski -- Hew Locke -- Sarah Lucas -- Peter Macdonald -- Goshka Macuga -- Helen Marten -- Jason Martin -- Gustav Metzger -- Jonathan Monk -- Katy Moran -- Polly Morgan -- Sarah Morris -- David Nash -- Adam Neate -- Mike Nelson -- Tim Noble and Sue Webster -- David Noonan -- Humphrey Ocean -- Cornelia Parker -- Simon Periton -- Grayson Perry -- Ged Quinn -- Marc Quinn -- Fiona Rae -- Paula Rego -- Eva Rothschild -- Jenny Saville -- Hiraki Sawa -- Maaike Schoorel -- Sean Scully -- George Shaw -- Raqib Shaw -- Conrad Shawcross -- Yinka Shonibare -- Bob and Roberta Smith -- Hannah Starkey -- John Stezaker -- Juergen Teller -- Wolfgang Tillmans -- Gavin Turk -- Keith Tyson -- Phoebe Unwin -- Donald Urquhart -- Mark Wallinger -- Jonathan Wateridge -- Gillian Wearing -- Richard Wentworth -- Nicole Wermers -- Rachel Whiteread -- Alison Wilding -- Lucy Williams -- Jane and Louise Wilson -- Bill Woodrow -- Clare Woods -- Richard Wright -- Catherine Yass -- Jonathan Yeo -- Toby Ziegler. ISBN 9780500977071 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 3939 Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket., Books<

2012, ISBN: 9780500977071

600 Seiten / p., Abb. Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can als… More...

600 Seiten / p., Abb. Originalpappband mit Originalschutzumschlag / Originalhardcover with dust jacket. Sehr guter Zustand / very good condition - While the history of Western art can also be said to be the history of the studio, surprisingly little has been written about the subject, especially in connection with modern or contemporary practice. From Botticelli to Bacon, Da Vinci to Damien Hirst, artists have invested their personalities in the environments in which they have worked. Although today numerous artists have abandoned the studio model in favour of new modes of working enabled by new technologies, the studio space, often containing the visible remains of artistic ingenuity, toil and torment, continues to present a window on the creative soul and a summary of widely varying methods and approaches. The immense interest in the opening of Francis Bacon's London studio to the general public in 2001 and its subsequent transplanting to Ireland signalled the dawning significance of the studio in critical thinking about new art and culture. -- In today's world, the studio has become an observation platform for surrounding life, a creative centre for experimentation often extending beyond the bounds of a single room or grand space. It has also, for some, become a hiding place. Sanctuary: Britain's Artists and their Studios is the first publication in half a century to look behind the scenes at both artists' working lives and their workplaces, encouraging them to speak, delving into their minds and exploring their methodologies and personalities. Surveying 120 renowned artists living and working in Britain today, from the most noteworthy to new, upcoming talent, Sanctuary offers a visual feast of specially commissioned photographic imagery while following each artist through their working routines. Tony Cragg, Antony Gormley, -- Jenny Saville, Anish Kapoor, Mark Wallinger, Phyllida Barlow, Jane and Louise Wilson, Thomas Houseago, -- Tracey Emin, the Chapman Brothers ... the list goes on. -- It is an elevating experience to be in the presence of a famous artist, even more so to glimpse the talent of new or emerging artists in their inner sanctums. Sanctuary opens doors normally closed to the public, inviting delight, intrigue, even a bit of controversy. In addition to highly individualised interviews with all of the artists featured in the book, the stage is set by three highly engaging essays exploring the meanings, configurations and personalities of a huge range of studio settings and environments in the context of the contemporary British art scene. -- With over 600 colour photographs -- -- Ron Arad -- Frank Auerbach -- Charles Avery -- Fiona Banner -- Claire Barclay -- Phyllida Barlow -- David Batchelor -- Tony Bevan -- Sir Peter Blake -- Pablo Bronstein -- Cecily Brown -- Angela Bulloch -- Varda Caivano -- Sir Anthony Caro -- Jake and Dinos Chapman -- Gordon Cheung -- Mat Collishaw -- Nigel Cooke -- Keith Coventry -- Tony Cragg -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Martin Creed -- Dexter Dalwood -- Matthew Darbyshire -- Enrico David -- Shezad Dawood -- Richard Deacon -- Tacita Dean -- Milena Dragicevic -- Tracey Emin -- Adam Fuss -- Anya Gallaccio -- Ryan Gander -- Ximena Garrido-Lecca -- Gilbert & George -- Liam Gillick -- Douglas Gordon -- Antony Gormley -- Paul Graham -- Maggi Hambling -- Anne Hardy -- David Harrison -- Mona Hatoum -- Susan Hiller -- Roger Hiorns -- Howard Hodgkin -- Thomas Houseago -- Shirazeh Houshiary -- Richard Hudson -- Des Hughes -- Gary Hume -- Chantal Joffe -- Peter Joseph -- Isaac Julien -- Anish Kapoor -- Idris Khan -- Rachel Kneebone -- Edward Lipski -- Hew Locke -- Sarah Lucas -- Peter Macdonald -- Goshka Macuga -- Helen Marten -- Jason Martin -- Gustav Metzger -- Jonathan Monk -- Katy Moran -- Polly Morgan -- Sarah Morris -- David Nash -- Adam Neate -- Mike Nelson -- Tim Noble and Sue Webster -- David Noonan -- Humphrey Ocean -- Cornelia Parker -- Simon Periton -- Grayson Perry -- Ged Quinn -- Marc Quinn -- Fiona Rae -- Paula Rego -- Eva Rothschild -- Jenny Saville -- Hiraki Sawa -- Maaike Schoorel -- Sean Scully -- George Shaw -- Raqib Shaw -- Conrad Shawcross -- Yinka Shonibare -- Bob and Roberta Smith -- Hannah Starkey -- John Stezaker -- Juergen Teller -- Wolfgang Tillmans -- Gavin Turk -- Keith Tyson -- Phoebe Unwin -- Donald Urquhart -- Mark Wallinger -- Jonathan Wateridge -- Gillian Wearing -- Richard Wentworth -- Nicole Wermers -- Rachel Whiteread -- Alison Wilding -- Lucy Williams -- Jane and Louise Wilson -- Bill Woodrow -- Clare Woods -- Richard Wright -- Catherine Yass -- Jonathan Yeo -- Toby Ziegler. ISBN 9780500977071 Versand D: 5,50 EUR , [PU:Thames & Hudson.,]<