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Brian Jungen
Brian Jungen
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Winner of the inaugural Sobey Art Award in 2002, Canada’s largest prize given to an artist under the age of forty, Brian Jungen has been acclaimed for producing evocative work that transforms ubiquitous consumer items into inventive sculptural forms, often linking his First Nations heritage to issues of cultural identity and the global economy. This book is the first(...)
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Winner of the inaugural Sobey Art Award in 2002, Canada’s largest prize given to an artist under the age of forty, Brian Jungen has been acclaimed for producing evocative work that transforms ubiquitous consumer items into inventive sculptural forms, often linking his First Nations heritage to issues of cultural identity and the global economy. This book is the first(...)
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Architecture in Canada
Architecture in Canada
Publication:
September 2005, Vancouver
September 2005, Vancouver
Title:
Brian Jungen
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$65.00
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Summary:
Winner of the inaugural Sobey Art Award in 2002, Canada’s largest prize given to an artist under the age of forty, Brian Jungen has been acclaimed for producing evocative work that transforms ubiquitous consumer items into inventive sculptural forms, often linking his First Nations heritage to issues of cultural identity and the global economy. This book is the first to chronicle the oeuvre of one of Canada’s most compelling young artists, and includes essays from five curators plus an interview with the artist himself. Accompanying the texts are reproductions of Jungen’s most acclaimed works, including many new works created in 2004 and 2005.
Brian Jungen
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$65.00
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Summary:
Winner of the inaugural Sobey Art Award in 2002, Canada’s largest prize given to an artist under the age of forty, Brian Jungen has been acclaimed for producing evocative work that transforms ubiquitous consumer items into inventive sculptural forms, often linking his First Nations heritage to issues of cultural identity and the global economy. This book is the first to chronicle the oeuvre of one of Canada’s most compelling young artists, and includes essays from five curators plus an interview with the artist himself. Accompanying the texts are reproductions of Jungen’s most acclaimed works, including many new works created in 2004 and 2005.
Form:
books
books
Publication:
September 2005, Vancouver
September 2005, Vancouver
Subject:
Architecture in Canada
Architecture in Canada
