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Absolutely Public - Crossover: Art and Architecture |
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| Price: |
US$ 29.95 |
| Author/Editor: |
Steffen Lehmann |
| Publication Date: |
Published |
| Size: |
295mm x 195mm |
| Spine: |
8mm |
| Binding: |
Flexibound PLC with flaps |
| ISBN: |
978 186470 137 1 |
| Pages: |
120 |
| Illustrations: |
Full colour |
| Description: |
Absolutely Public - Crossover: Art and Architecture
focuses on Public Art in Australia, and illustrates
site-specific installations throughout the urban fabric of
Brisbane, Australia and Berlin, Germany. It features
critical essays by Jennifer Taylor, Scott McQuire, John
Hartley, Helen Armstrong, Michael Keniger, Geert Lovink,
Sandra Kaji O'Grady, Sand Helsel, Steffen Lehmann, Andrew
McNamara, Sheona Thomson, and Cathy Smith.Some of the installations use prominent, public locations beyond the confines of gallery space and some use little known spaces such as laneways, or undercroft riverside spaces. The illustrated works present a view of the city, context and landscape that is new. Absolutely Public demonstrates
the potential of reciprocal relationships between Architects and Artists and their
common terrain, inter-disciplinary crossovers and asks how
the artist draws inspiration from architecture, and vice-
versa, and how might architects and artists work together?
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