Michelangelo Pistoletto

Bick, Tenley
2025
Boek; xi, 228 p ill
Monografie. - Inhoud: Introduction : a contradictory corpus -- Formative figures : artmaking in postwar Turin -- Fragments of figuration : mirror paintings, plexiglass structures -- Figures of protest : pop and politics in the mirror paintings -- Extremely poor figures : a world minus objects, minus men -- The real and performed figure : lived and staged action in and after the zoo -- Conclusion : figure as model. - Met noten. - Met index
"Widely regarded as the central protagonist of Arte Povera, the twentieth-century Italian art movement characterized by its rejection of representation, Michelangelo Pistoletto (b. 1933) is known for his movement-defining Minus Objects and iconic mirror paintings, as well as his recent social practice addressing migration and climate change. What has unified Pistoletto’s work over six decades, argues author Tenley Bick, is his persistent, and seemingly paradoxical, investigation of figuration, most often as a system of representation of the human body." -- Provided by publisher
Located in: PISTOLETTO, MICHELANGELO
ISBN: 978-0-300-27834-7
VUBIS: 2:106862