The architecture of mineralization / by Etienne Turpin.

Main entry:

Turpin, Etienne, 1980-

Title & Author:

The architecture of mineralization / by Etienne Turpin.

Edition:

[Stainlessness unlimited edition].

Publication:

New York : Sound & Language Distribution : Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, [2013]

Description:

5 sheets : illustrations ; 39 x 57 cm, folded to 39 x 29 cm

Notes:
Edition information obtained from exhibit website: http://stainlessness.nadalex.net.
"The Architecture of Mineralization is a companion publication to the travelling exhibition, Stainlessness"--Page 4 of cover.

Summary:

5 broadsheet reproductions of Etienne Turpin's "Stainlessness" exhibition prints, presenting the story of how mineralization for creating stainless steel structures influenced labor movements in North America, shaping the cities of Sudbury (Ont.), Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Detroit.

ISBN:

9780979137761
0979137764

Subject:

Labor movement United States.
Labor movement Ontario.
Labor movement in art.
Stainless steel industry.
Metals Surfaces.
Metals Environmental aspects.
Architecture Environmental aspects.
Mouvement ouvrier États-Unis.
Mouvement ouvrier Ontario.
Mouvement ouvrier dans l'art.
Acier inoxydable Industrie.
Labor movement.
Ontario.
United States.

Added entries:

Journal of Aesthetics & Protest.
Sound & Language Distribution.
Stainlessness.

Holdings:

Location: Library main m 317418
Call No.: 317418
Status: Available

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