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James Carl : plot
James Carl : plot
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Résumé:
James Carl likes to mix things up - to confound references and test limits and then step back and watch things get funny. He combines a precise examination of the lexicon of sculpture with an abiding interest in the artifacts of public social life, filtered through the ubiquitous technologies and materials of contemporary industrialism. Each work complicates and expands(...)
$25.00
(disponible sur commande)
Résumé:
James Carl likes to mix things up - to confound references and test limits and then step back and watch things get funny. He combines a precise examination of the lexicon of sculpture with an abiding interest in the artifacts of public social life, filtered through the ubiquitous technologies and materials of contemporary industrialism. Each work complicates and expands(...)
Publication:
mars 2003, Vancouver
mars 2003, Vancouver
Titre:
James Carl : plot
Actions:
Prix:
$25.00
(disponible sur commande)
Résumé:
James Carl likes to mix things up - to confound references and test limits and then step back and watch things get funny. He combines a precise examination of the lexicon of sculpture with an abiding interest in the artifacts of public social life, filtered through the ubiquitous technologies and materials of contemporary industrialism. Each work complicates and expands our recognition and understanding of simple objects and space.
James Carl : plot
Actions:
Prix:
$25.00
(disponible sur commande)
Résumé:
James Carl likes to mix things up - to confound references and test limits and then step back and watch things get funny. He combines a precise examination of the lexicon of sculpture with an abiding interest in the artifacts of public social life, filtered through the ubiquitous technologies and materials of contemporary industrialism. Each work complicates and expands our recognition and understanding of simple objects and space.
Classification:
livres
livres
Publication:
mars 2003, Vancouver
mars 2003, Vancouver
