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Daniel Buren

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This volume collects recent works by the French conceptualist known for his site specific installations involving stripes--on land, air and sea. From New York's Guggenheim Museum to Beijing's Temple of Heaven, the Venice Architecture Biennale and the gardens of Versaille, Buren's interventions create amazing complex appropriated spatial structures.

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Daniel Buren: L'observatoire de la lumière

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Présentation d'un corpus d'oeuvres exécutées depuis les années 1970, représentatives des recherches de l'artiste sur la lumière, la couleur, la transparence et la projection. En plus des créations pour la Fondation Louis Vuitton, ce catalogue recense d'autres travaux sur ces mêmes thématiques, réalisés notamment in situ dans des galeries françaises, américaines ou italiennes.

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Daniel Buren : cabane éclatée aux 4 salles

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Documentation of Buren's site specific artwork which was realised for park of the Gori Collection in Prato, Italy.

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Daniel Buren: esquisses graphiques, excentrique(s), monumenta 2012

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Famed for his extension of painting beyond the canvas, via the use of stripes of color that frequently extend into the spaces in which the work is exhibited, Daniel Buren (born 1938) is one of France’s most internationally esteemed artists. As a guest artist in Paris’s art festival Monumenta, 2012, Buren has executed a vibrant and eccentric installation in the nave of the Grand Palais. Visitors are confronted by circular planes of colored glass that section off the space into different levels, creating an overall kaleidoscopic, mesmerizing effect. A collection of the preparatory sketches for his project, this book follows the development of Buren’s imagination and process from the initial stages—abandonment, remodeling and combination—to the final choices. The compilation is not limited to drawings, but instead, examines his “graphic sketches,” that is, as Buren himself notes, constituted by “anything that helps me clarify certain thoughts.”