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Rosa : Alfredo Barsuglia

Title
  1. Rosa : Alfredo Barsuglia / Herausgeber: Alfredo Barsuglia ; AutorInnen: Janina Falkner [and fifteen others] ; Übersetzung ins Deutsche: Wolfgang Astelbauer, Danilo Scholz ; Übersetzung ins Englische: Paul Bowman, Chris Roth, Jonathan Uhlaner.
Published by
  1. [Wien] : Verlag für Moderne Kunst, [2016]
  2. ©2016
Author
  1. Barsuglia, Alfredo, 1980-

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Additional authors
  1. Falkner, Janina
  2. Astelbauer, Wolfgang
  3. Scholz, Danilo
  4. Bowman, Paul (Translator)
  5. Roth, Chris
  6. Uhlaner, Jonathan
  7. Barsuglia, Alfredo, 1980-
Description
  1. 223 pages : color illustrations; 23 cm
Summary
  1. The book 'Rosa' presents the work of Austrian artist Alfredo Barsuglia (born 1980) in the last ten years. The first monographic publication by Barsuglia is not a work catalog in the classic sense, but a book featuring a balanced proportion of illustrations and texts. While the various work groups, project documentations and solo works are described in texts by various authors, which do not refer solely to the artistic aspect but also the respective underlying topics (such as economics, ecology, sociology, medicine), a pink-colored headline text runs through the entire book and guides the reader from one picture and text passage to the next like passengers of a cruise ship hopping from one island to another, from one harbor to the next.
Alternative title
  1. Alfredo Barsuglia
Subject
  1. Barsuglia, Alfredo, 1980- > Catalogs
  2. Barsuglia, Alfredo,
  3. Catalogs
Genre/Form
  1. catalogs (documents)
  2. Catalogs
  3. Catalogs.
  4. Catalogues.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. Includes text Open mouth in English, by Alfredo Barsuglia (pages [200]-[219]
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references.
Language (note)
  1. Parallel texts in German with English translations, or vice versa.