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The work of the late Belgian artist and poet, Marcel Broodthaers, analyzes the institutional conditions of art production at the end of the modernist period and is central to current debates on postmodernism. This book presents a selection of Broodthaers' own writings, interviews with the artist, 90 illustrations of his work, a complete bibliography, and critical essays.This important review and analysis of Broodthaers's work begins with examples of writings front the time of his involvement with the Belgian Surrealist group of the late 1940s to the mid-1970s, when he introduced into his work theories of signification developed by structuralist, linguistics and the critique of institutions formulated by Michel Foucault. The critical essays consider the widely varied mediums of the artist's work, including poetry, books, films, and installations.Benjamin H. D. Buchloh is Assistant Professor of Art History at SUNY, Old Westbury. An "October Book.

The work of the late Belgian artist and poet, Marcel Broodthaers, analyzes the institutional conditions of art production at the end of the modernist period and is central to current debates on postmodernism. This book presents a selection of Broodthaers' own writings, interviews with the artist, 90 illustrations of his work, a complete bibliography, and critical essays.This important review and analysis of Broodthaers's work begins with examples of writings front the time of his involvement with the Belgian Surrealist group of the late 1940s to the mid-1970s, when he introduced into his work theories of signification developed by structuralist, linguistics and the critique of institutions formulated by Michel Foucault. The critical essays consider the widely varied mediums of the artist's work, including poetry, books, films, and installations.Benjamin H. D. Buchloh is Assistant Professor of Art History at SUNY, Old Westbury. An "October Book.

Book by Compton, Michael, Crimp, Douglas, Jenkins, Bruce, Mosebach, Martin

HARDCOVER Good - Bumped and creased book with tears to the extremities, but not affecting the text block, may have remainder mark or previous owner's name - GOOD Oversized.

This stunning volume catalogues the graphic pints and books fo the revolutionary Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers. Exquisite full-plate color photos represent each piece.

The catalog for the Museum of Modern Art's acclaimed Broodthaer's exhibitionMarcel Broodthaers’ extraordinary artistic output placed him at the center of international activity during the transformative decades of the 1960s and 1970s. Throughout his career, from early objects variously made of mussel shells, eggshells and books of his own poetry, to his most ambitious project, the Musée d’Art Moderne, Département des Aigles (Museum of Modern Art, Department of Eagles), and the Décors made at the end of his life, Broodthaers occupied a unique position, often operating as both innovator and commentator. Setting a precedent for what we call installation art today, his work has had a profound influence on a broad range of contemporary artists, and he remains vitally relevant to cultural discourse at large. Published to accompany Broodthaers’ first retrospective in New York, this volume examines the artist’s work across all mediums. Essays by the exhibition organizers Christophe Cherix and Manuel Borja-Villel, along with a host of major scholars, including Benjamin H.D. Buchloh, Jean François Chevrier, Thierry de Duve and Doris Krystof, provide historical and theoretical context for the artist’s work. The book also features new translations of many of Broodthaers’ texts.Marcel Broodthaers (1924–76) worked as a poet and critic until the age of 40, when he declared himself a visual artist. Over the next 12 years, he moved between Brussels, his birth city, and Düsseldorf and London. From 1968 to 1972 Broodthaers operated the Musée d’Art Moderne, Département des Aigles, an itinerant museum devoted to the exploration of the role of the institution itself and the function of art in society.

Profusely illustrated in color and b&w. Text in English and French. With a biography. Published in conjunction with a 1991 New York gallery exhibition, this fully illustrated catalogue raisonné featuring each of the twenty-seven graphic works published between 1964 and 1975 by the late, great, Belgian conceptual master Marcel Broodthaers. MARCEL BROODTHAERS: THE COMPLETE PRINTS. New York: Michael Werner Gallery, 1991. First Edition. 12mo. 1/4 Cloth Over Boards. No Jacket - As Issued

2013. Hardcover. Dust Jacket is New. In publisher's shrinkwrap. New.

Book by Compton, Michael, Crimp, Douglas, Jenkins, Bruce, Mosebach, Martin

Folio, cloth, dust jacket, 319pp. First edition. Compliments of.card laid in from Broodthaers' daughter, the editor Marie-Puck. VG+/VG+: a clean, bright and sound book in a clean, bright and whole jacket. Extra postage will be asked (6).

His talent for reinventing the language of art made Marcel Broodthaers (Brussels, 1924 - Cologne, 1976) one of the most creative artists of the second half of the 20th century. His work is a symbiosis of all the artistic disciplines: "I am not a filmmaker. For me, film is the extension of language. I begin with poetry, then visual art, and finally cinema which brings together several different elements of art. Which is to say: writing (poetry), the object (visual art), and the image (film). The difficult thing, of course, is the harmony between these elements." For Broodthaers, catalogues, books and exhibitions are films which in turn become part of subsequent exhibitions and publications.

This stunning volume catalogues the graphic pints and books fo the revolutionary Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers. Exquisite full-plate color photos represent each piece.

Softcover, quite good with slight shelf wear. with nonauthoirial gift inscription. Artist William Christenberry;s copy.

In 1964, at age forty, Marcel Broodthaers (1924--1976) proclaimed that his years of writing poetry -- of being "good for nothing," in his words -- were over, and a brief but dazzling artistic career began. Considered a founding father of institutional critique, Broodthaers created hundreds of objects, books, films, photographs and exhibitions, including a "fictive" museum of modern art that evolved from an installation in his own home to a massive exhibition of over three hundred works representing eagles. In The Absence of Work, Rachel Haidu argues that all of Broodthaers's art is defined by its relationship to language. His perception of his poetry's "failure to communicate" led him to explore in his art the noncommunicative, nontransparent uses of words. Haidu's characterization of Broodthaers's contribution to institutional critique represents a major departure from the usual approach to this movement. With The Absence of Work, one of the first monographs on Broodthaers in English, Haidu demystifies a crucial and enigmatic figure in postwar and contemporary art.

The catalog for the Museum of Modern Art's acclaimed Broodthaer's exhibitionMarcel Broodthaers’ extraordinary artistic output placed him at the center of international activity during the transformative decades of the 1960s and 1970s. Throughout his career, from early objects variously made of mussel shells, eggshells and books of his own poetry, to his most ambitious project, the Musée d’Art Moderne, Département des Aigles (Museum of Modern Art, Department of Eagles), and the Décors made at the end of his life, Broodthaers occupied a unique position, often operating as both innovator and commentator. Setting a precedent for what we call installation art today, his work has had a profound influence on a broad range of contemporary artists, and he remains vitally relevant to cultural discourse at large. Published to accompany Broodthaers’ first retrospective in New York, this volume examines the artist’s work across all mediums. Essays by the exhibition organizers Christophe Cherix and Manuel Borja-Villel, along with a host of major scholars, including Benjamin H.D. Buchloh, Jean François Chevrier, Thierry de Duve and Doris Krystof, provide historical and theoretical context for the artist’s work. The book also features new translations of many of Broodthaers’ texts.Marcel Broodthaers (1924–76) worked as a poet and critic until the age of 40, when he declared himself a visual artist. Over the next 12 years, he moved between Brussels, his birth city, and Düsseldorf and London. From 1968 to 1972 Broodthaers operated the Musée d’Art Moderne, Département des Aigles, an itinerant museum devoted to the exploration of the role of the institution itself and the function of art in society.

Neu -Marcel Broodthaers (1924-1975) ist ein »Künstler für Künstler« (an artist's artist). Sein Einfluss auf die jüngere Kunstgeschichte ist nicht zu überschätzen. Sein »Musée d'Art Moderne« war eines der Highlights auf der legendären Szeemann-documenta 5, 1972. Broodthaers war Dichter, Künstler, Fotograf, Filmemacher, Kritiker, Lehrer, Sammler, Antiquar, Galerist, Kurator und Museumsdirektor. 1963 beschließt der Dichter, bildender Künstler zu werden. Nie jedoch verliert er seine Verbindung zu Sprache und Poesie. Sein Werk voller Poesie ist eine wesentliche Brücke zwischen Klassischer Moderne und Kunst der Gegenwart. Trotz einiger großer Ausstellungen - die Kataloge sind sämtlich vergriffen - blieb bisher die Kenntnis über sein Werk den Spezialisten vorbehalten. In der jetzt erscheinenden Monographie, herausgegeben vom »The Museum of Modern Art New York« und ausgestattet mit mehr als 500 meist farbigen Abbildungen, präsentieren und erläutern renommierte Autoren zum ersten Mal das gesamte Oeuvre. 352 pp. Deutsch

Acceptable/Fair condition. Book is worn, but the pages are complete, and the text is legible. Has wear to binding and pages, may be ex-library. 4.23

A provocative investigation of Marcel Broodthaers's work as a reflection on the uses and abuses of language.In 1964, at age forty, Marcel Broodthaers (1924–1976) proclaimed that his years of writing poetry―of being “good for nothing,” in his words―were over, and a brief but dazzling artistic career began. Considered a founding father of institutional critique, Broodthaers created hundreds of objects, books, films, photographs and exhibitions, including a “fictive” museum of modern art that evolved from an installation in his own home to a massive exhibition of over three hundred works representing eagles. In The Absence of Work, Rachel Haidu argues that all of Broodthaers's art is defined by its relationship to language. His perception of his poetry's “failure to communicate” led him to explore in his art the noncommunicative, nontransparent uses of words. Haidu's characterization of Broodthaers's contribution to institutional critique represents a major departure from the usual approach to this movement. With The Absence of Work, one of the first monographs on Broodthaers in English, Haidu demystifies a crucial and enigmatic figure in postwar and contemporary art.

A provocative investigation of Marcel Broodthaers's work as a reflection on the uses and abuses of language.In 1964, at age forty, Marcel Broodthaers (1924–1976) proclaimed that his years of writing poetry―of being “good for nothing,” in his words―were over, and a brief but dazzling artistic career began. Considered a founding father of institutional critique, Broodthaers created hundreds of objects, books, films, photographs and exhibitions, including a “fictive” museum of modern art that evolved from an installation in his own home to a massive exhibition of over three hundred works representing eagles. In The Absence of Work, Rachel Haidu argues that all of Broodthaers's art is defined by its relationship to language. His perception of his poetry's “failure to communicate” led him to explore in his art the noncommunicative, nontransparent uses of words. Haidu's characterization of Broodthaers's contribution to institutional critique represents a major departure from the usual approach to this movement. With The Absence of Work, one of the first monographs on Broodthaers in English, Haidu demystifies a crucial and enigmatic figure in postwar and contemporary art.

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