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New Perspectives in Sculpture and Installation Phaidon Editors , with an introduction by Anne Ellegood The definitive book on contemporary sculpture and installation art from around the world Features the work of 120 international artists, such as Ai Weiwei, Rebecca Warren, Mike Nelson, Rachael Harrison and Ernesto Neto, who have been nominated by an international roster of influential critics and curators Displays the incredible breadth of techniques and materials used by artists today from large-scale sculptures of glass and cement to delicate paper installations Texts by significant critics, curators, art historians and creative writers represent a wide variety of perspectives Both a reference book for the art world and an accessible introduction for newcomers to the scene Anne Ellegood is a Curator at the Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC.

Vlaminck, Maurice

Una revisión a la sociedad que nos voltea, ilustrada por los cuadros de Antonio López García, Golucho, Andrés García Ibáñez, Guennadi Ulibin, Dino Valls, Giorgio Ortona y Toña Gómez; las esculturas de Francisco López Hernández, Antonio López ( la cabeza de su mujer María), Noé Serrano, José María Serrano, Juan Polo y Roberto Manzano, y las fotografías de Francisco Ontañón, Oriol Maspons, Miguel Ángel Invarato, Carlos de Paz, Pablo García Ibáñez y Alfonso Alonso.

Catálogo de la exposición celebrada en Salamanca (Septiembre-Noviembre, 2008) y Valladolid (Diciembre-Febrero, 2009). Gran formato con ilustraciones. Esta exposición quiere mantener viva la memoria colectiva, acercandonos a la historia de España, mas concretamente al periodo de la Guerra de la Independencia.

Edición bilingüe Castellano / EnglishIncluye Dvd

Elena Foster (Editor) This is a catalogue from the first Spanish exhibition of the Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei (China, 1957). This artist via photography, sculpture, architecture, installations and his blog has become an obligatory reference for other artists and particularly for contemporary Chinese art. The exhibition, Ways Beyond Art, shows legendary works such as "Bubbles", "The Wave" and "The Coca-cola Vase". Each piece has been produced from the kilns which Weiwei built for firing his own work. "The Coca-cola Vase", belongs to a series which reproduces forms of Neolithic and Chinese Dynasty antique vases with the Coca-cola logo stamped on their exterior. The work is a demonstration of the ironic humour of the artist which he unites in the same object with traditional Chinese culture (an ingredient which carries enormous weight in the artistic production of China) and simultaneously, provocatively questioning the way in which Chinese society is confronting its recent convergence with the West.