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Seven Books (2003)
~EN PB US RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, Band: 7, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Nachdruck.
Lieferung aus: Australien, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Merchant Jenkins.
Steidl, 2003. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; Tacita Dean Seven Books Tacita Dean.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Merchant Jenkins.
Steidl, 2003. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; Tacita Dean Seven Books Tacita Dean.
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Seven Books (2003)
~EN PB US RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, Band: 7, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Nachdruck.
Lieferung aus: Australien, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Merchant Jenkins.
Steidl, 2003. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; Tacita Dean Seven Books Tacita Dean.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Merchant Jenkins.
Steidl, 2003. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; Tacita Dean Seven Books Tacita Dean.
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Seven Books (2003)
~EN PB US RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, Band: 7, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Merchant Jenkins [64275189], West End, QLD, Australia.
7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703.
7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Near Fine Condition in Very Good Condition Slipcase. Size: 27cm x 20cm. 7-volume set (complete). Shelf and edge wear to Slipcase. Rear cover of slipcase has creasing to edges. Light shelf and edge wear. Very light markings. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703.
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Seven Books (2003)
~EN PB US FE RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, Band: 7, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl, Gottingen, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Book Merchant Jenkins, ANZAAB / ILAB [64275189], West End, QLD, Australia.
27cm x 20cm. 7 volumes. Pictorial wrappers, lettered slipcase. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. 7-volume set (complete). Slipcase is in Very Good Condition with minor shelf wear and creasing to the lower panel. Minor shelf wear to books. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. Books.
27cm x 20cm. 7 volumes. Pictorial wrappers, lettered slipcase. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. 7-volume set (complete). Slipcase is in Very Good Condition with minor shelf wear and creasing to the lower panel. Minor shelf wear to books. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. Books.
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Seven Books (2003)
~EN PB US FE RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, Band: 7, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, guter Zustand, Erstausgabe, Nachdruck.
Lieferung aus: Australien, Versandkosten nach: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Book Merchant Jenkins, ANZAAB / ILAB.
Gottingen: Steidl, 2003. First Edition. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 27cm x 20cm. 7 volumes. Pictorial wrappers, lettered slipcase. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. 7-volume set (complete). Slipcase is in Very Good Condition with minor shelf wear and creasing to the lower panel. Minor shelf wear to books. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; ISBN: 3882438703 EAN: 9783882438703 Tacita Dean Tacita Dean: Seven Books.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Book Merchant Jenkins, ANZAAB / ILAB.
Gottingen: Steidl, 2003. First Edition. Softcover Paperback. Near Fine Condition. 27cm x 20cm. 7 volumes. Pictorial wrappers, lettered slipcase. 7 Softcover Volumes in a Slipcase. Book One: Selected Writings offers an illustrated and complete collection of the texts Tacita Dean has written concerning films and other projects she has made between 1992 and the present. Book Two: 12.10.02 - 21.12.02 reprints the artist's book Dean made for her show at the Kunstverein fr die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The exhibition dates provide the title of the book, which in turn relates to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his Section Cinema in Dsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald gives homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book The Rings of Saturn and then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of 20 photogravures made by the artist in 2001. From found postcards the artist made fictional sad endings for films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry when it was necessary to make two endings: a happy one for the Americans and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fictional take on the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. Though it looks like a film script, the book is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991 - 2003 is exactly what it says it is. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossª, Senior Curator at ARC/Museª d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. 7-volume set (complete). Slipcase is in Very Good Condition with minor shelf wear and creasing to the lower panel. Minor shelf wear to books. Shipped Weight: 1.64 kilos. ISBN: 3882438703. ISBN/EAN: 9783882438703. BZDB407 Art & Design; ISBN: 3882438703 EAN: 9783882438703 Tacita Dean Tacita Dean: Seven Books.
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Seven Books (Selected Writings, 12.10.02 - 21.12.02, W.G. Sebald, The Russian Ending, Boots, Complete Works and Filmography 1991-2003, and Essays) (2003)
~EN PB US FE RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl & Partners Publishers and ARC/Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Göttingen and Paris, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, akzeptabler Zustand, Erstausgabe, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vincent Borrelli, Bookseller [380070], Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A.
First edition thus, first printing. Soft covers. Each volume with photographically illustrated wrappers, all contained in a white paper-covered slipcase with title in gray on front and back. Artist's books, texts, found photographs and films by Tacita Dean. Foreword by Laurence Bossé. Essays by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Michael Newman and Jean-Luc Nancy. Includes a biography, exhibition history and selected bibliography. Designed by Martyn Ridgewell. 296 pp., with 375 four-color plates. Published on the occasion of the 2003 Tacita Dean exhibition, curated by Julia Garimorth and Anne Dressen, at Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris. Out of print. Fine (slipcase shows a few stray surface marks). From the publisher: "Book One: Selected Writings is an illustrated collection of all the artist's texts written around her films and other projects, from 1992 to 2003. Book Two: 12.10.02--21.12.02 is a reprint of the artist's book made in relation to her show at the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The title of the book is the exhibition dates, which in turn relate to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his 'Section Cinema', in Düsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald is an homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book, The Rings of Saturn, which has a direct family connection to the artist. It then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of twenty photogravures made by the artist in 2001. Using found postcards showing tragedies, she made them into fictional sad endings to films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry that necessitated making two endings: a happy one for the American audience and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fiction of the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. The book has the appearance of a film script, but is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991--2003 is a comprehensive illustrated list of all the exhibited films, projects and related works. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossé, Senior Curator at ARC/Museé d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.", Books.
First edition thus, first printing. Soft covers. Each volume with photographically illustrated wrappers, all contained in a white paper-covered slipcase with title in gray on front and back. Artist's books, texts, found photographs and films by Tacita Dean. Foreword by Laurence Bossé. Essays by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Michael Newman and Jean-Luc Nancy. Includes a biography, exhibition history and selected bibliography. Designed by Martyn Ridgewell. 296 pp., with 375 four-color plates. Published on the occasion of the 2003 Tacita Dean exhibition, curated by Julia Garimorth and Anne Dressen, at Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris. Out of print. Fine (slipcase shows a few stray surface marks). From the publisher: "Book One: Selected Writings is an illustrated collection of all the artist's texts written around her films and other projects, from 1992 to 2003. Book Two: 12.10.02--21.12.02 is a reprint of the artist's book made in relation to her show at the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The title of the book is the exhibition dates, which in turn relate to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his 'Section Cinema', in Düsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald is an homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book, The Rings of Saturn, which has a direct family connection to the artist. It then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of twenty photogravures made by the artist in 2001. Using found postcards showing tragedies, she made them into fictional sad endings to films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry that necessitated making two endings: a happy one for the American audience and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fiction of the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. The book has the appearance of a film script, but is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991--2003 is a comprehensive illustrated list of all the exhibited films, projects and related works. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossé, Senior Curator at ARC/Museé d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.", Books.
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Seven Books (Selected Writings, 12.10.02 - 21.12.02, W.G. Sebald, The Russian Ending, Boots, Complete Works and Filmography 1991-2003, and Essays) (2003)
~EN PB US FE RPISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl & Partners Publishers and ARC/Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Göttingen and Paris, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vincent Borrelli, Bookseller [380070], Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A.
First edition thus, first printing. Soft covers. Each volume with photographically illustrated wrappers, all contained in a white paper-covered slipcase with title in gray on front and back. Artist's books, texts, found photographs and films by Tacita Dean. Foreword by Laurence Bossé. Essays by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Michael Newman and Jean-Luc Nancy. Includes a biography, exhibition history and selected bibliography. Designed by Martyn Ridgewell. 296 pp., with 375 four-color plates. Published on the occasion of the 2003 Tacita Dean exhibition, curated by Julia Garimorth and Anne Dressen, at Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris. Out of print. Fine (slipcase shows a few stray surface marks). From the publisher: "Book One: Selected Writings is an illustrated collection of all the artist's texts written around her films and other projects, from 1992 to 2003. Book Two: 12.10.02--21.12.02 is a reprint of the artist's book made in relation to her show at the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The title of the book is the exhibition dates, which in turn relate to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his 'Section Cinema', in Düsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald is an homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book, The Rings of Saturn, which has a direct family connection to the artist. It then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of twenty photogravures made by the artist in 2001. Using found postcards showing tragedies, she made them into fictional sad endings to films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry that necessitated making two endings: a happy one for the American audience and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fiction of the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. The book has the appearance of a film script, but is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991--2003 is a comprehensive illustrated list of all the exhibited films, projects and related works. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossé, Senior Curator at ARC/Museé d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.".
First edition thus, first printing. Soft covers. Each volume with photographically illustrated wrappers, all contained in a white paper-covered slipcase with title in gray on front and back. Artist's books, texts, found photographs and films by Tacita Dean. Foreword by Laurence Bossé. Essays by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Michael Newman and Jean-Luc Nancy. Includes a biography, exhibition history and selected bibliography. Designed by Martyn Ridgewell. 296 pp., with 375 four-color plates. Published on the occasion of the 2003 Tacita Dean exhibition, curated by Julia Garimorth and Anne Dressen, at Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris. Out of print. Fine (slipcase shows a few stray surface marks). From the publisher: "Book One: Selected Writings is an illustrated collection of all the artist's texts written around her films and other projects, from 1992 to 2003. Book Two: 12.10.02--21.12.02 is a reprint of the artist's book made in relation to her show at the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in October 2002. The title of the book is the exhibition dates, which in turn relate to the discovery and filming of Marcel Broodthaers' studio, his 'Section Cinema', in Düsseldorf and the works that were inspired by this. Book Three: W. G. Sebald is an homage to the German writer who was killed in a car accident in 2001. It takes its starting point from a reference in his book, The Rings of Saturn, which has a direct family connection to the artist. It then weaves a meandering narrative between history and autobiography, England and Germany, and ends up, strangely enough, in Texas. Book Four: The Russian Ending shows a set of twenty photogravures made by the artist in 2001. Using found postcards showing tragedies, she made them into fictional sad endings to films, borrowing from the early days of the Danish Film Industry that necessitated making two endings: a happy one for the American audience and a sad one for the Russians. Book Five: Boots is a soliloquy presented in three languages: English, French and German. Each version is a different fiction of the movement and musings of the character, Boots, in a villa in Portugal. The book has the appearance of a film script, but is in fact a transcription of the action in a film with the same name. Book Six: Complete Works and Filmography, 1991--2003 is a comprehensive illustrated list of all the exhibited films, projects and related works. Book Seven: Essays includes texts by Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman with a foreword by Laurence Bossé, Senior Curator at ARC/Museé d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.".
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~EN HC USISBN: 9783882438703 bzw. 3882438703, vermutlich in Englisch, Steidl/ARC/Mus e d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wayward Books [3113034], Kensington, VIC, Australia.
In slipcase - 7 books Selected Writings, 12.10.02 - 21.12.02, W.G. Sebald, The Russian Ending, Boots, Complete Works and Filmography 1991-2003, and Essays (Laurence Bosse, Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman). All volumes in as new condition apart from some crumpling to cover of Selected Writings (looks like a production error). Books.
In slipcase - 7 books Selected Writings, 12.10.02 - 21.12.02, W.G. Sebald, The Russian Ending, Boots, Complete Works and Filmography 1991-2003, and Essays (Laurence Bosse, Julia Garimorth, Rita Kersting, Jean-Luc Nancy and Michael Newman). All volumes in as new condition apart from some crumpling to cover of Selected Writings (looks like a production error). Books.
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