The Brancuse Effect : An Archival Impulse / Nicolaus Schafhausen, Vanessa Joan Müller
Publisher: Brummer Gallery Sternberg Press General note: 12 June-21 Sep.-2014 The Brancusi Effect begins with the Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi. Cited as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, Brancusi's considerations of the pedestal launched a reorientation of the relationship between object, viewer, and space, influencing Minimalism and the aesthetic of the installation as a whole. Brancusi's work, its modular structure and adaptability, can be seen as a point of departure; the autonomy of artworks abates in favor of a reflection on their historical and institutional positioning.General note: Kunsthalle Wien Dan Gunn Berlin| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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12 June-21 Sep.-2014
The Brancusi Effect begins with the Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi. Cited as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, Brancusi's considerations of the pedestal launched a reorientation of the relationship between object, viewer, and space, influencing Minimalism and the aesthetic of the installation as a whole. Brancusi's work, its modular structure and adaptability, can be seen as a point of departure; the autonomy of artworks abates in favor of a reflection on their historical and institutional positioning.
Kunsthalle Wien
Dan Gunn Berlin
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