Tacita Dean Antigone Basel /anglais - 13 Angebote vergleichen

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Erscheint vorauss. 1. Oktober 2021, Versandkostenfrei innerhalb von Deutschland.
Das einstündige Epos "Antigone" bringt Tacita Deans Gespür für die subtile Verflechtung von mythologischen Figuren, persönlicher Geschichte und zufälligen Geschehnissen zum Ausdruck. Werkstoff der britisch-europäischen Künstlerin ist der analoge Film, den sie aufgrund seiner vielfältigen Bearbeitungsmöglichkeiten und der körnigen Brillanz wegen schätzt. Aber auch Fotografie, Druckgrafik, Zeichnung und das Schreiben sind Techniken, die sie meisterhaft beherrscht. Die Idee zu Antigone verfolgte die Künstlerin schon seit Jahrzehnten: Antigone ist der Name ihrer älteren Schwester, aber auch der tragischen Heldin im gleichnamigen Stück des griechischen Tragödiendichters Sophokles. Seit Deans erster Begegnung mit dem literarischen Stoff liess sie die Frage nicht los, was in dem Zeitraum geschieht, in dem der blinde König Ödipus an der Seite seiner Tochter und Schwester Antigone durch die Wildnis irrt.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei in der BRD, Versand in 10-20 Tagen.
Artist's Book, Buch, Hardcover, The hour-long 35mm anamorphic film Antigone (2018) is the most complex work to date by British-European artist Tacita Dean. The name of this work combines the artist's personal history with the mythological world order: Antigone is the heroine in the eponymous drama by the Greek poet Sophocles. But Antigone is also the name of Tacita Dean's older sister. The name creates a double bond full of ambivalences and is the reason for Dean's exploration of the character. The leitmotif of the work is blindness. Antigone revolves around fundamental questions of foresight and destiny, seeing and not seeing, and metaphorical blindness as a necessity for artistic work. Dean found the ally for her ambitious project in her medium: for the film she reached deep into the bag of tricks from the early days of cinema, when it was still considered futuristic and enchanted the audience with illusions. To do this, she brought techniques such as masking and multiple exposures out of the sleep of oblivion and adapted them to her specific ideas. Dean left the "seeing part" to the camera, that magical one-eyed box, sending herself into the unpredictable. Antigone is a thoroughly analogue work: Dean assembled the film images, which appear like collages, with and inside the camera using sophisticated stencils and multiple exposures. The result of this experimental project is both a pioneering achievement and a masterpiece. The Laurenz Foundation also "blindly" got involved in the venture and has accompanied the film from the very beginning. The narrative of the making and impact of this work is illustrated in the book by means of numerous images - production shots, still photographs, drawings by the artist, etc. - and texts. In an essay, Dean recounts her fascination with the name and the character. The transcript of the words spoken in the film complements the artist's book. Antigone belongs to the collection of the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation and is presented for the first time in Switzerland at Kunstmuseum Basel | Gegenwart.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei in der BRD, Versand in 10-20 Tagen.
Artist's Book, Buch, Hardcover, The hour-long 35mm anamorphic film Antigone (2018) is the most complex work to date by British-European artist Tacita Dean. The name of this work combines the artist's personal history with the mythological world order: Antigone is the heroine in the eponymous drama by the Greek poet Sophocles. But Antigone is also the name of Tacita Dean's older sister. The name creates a double bond full of ambivalences and is the reason for Dean's exploration of the character. The leitmotif of the work is blindness. Antigone revolves around fundamental questions of foresight and destiny, seeing and not seeing, and metaphorical blindness as a necessity for artistic work. Dean found the ally for her ambitious project in her medium: for the film she reached deep into the bag of tricks from the early days of cinema, when it was still considered futuristic and enchanted the audience with illusions. To do this, she brought techniques such as masking and multiple exposures out of the sleep of oblivion and adapted them to her specific ideas. Dean left the "seeing part" to the camera, that magical one-eyed box, sending herself into the unpredictable. Antigone is a thoroughly analogue work: Dean assembled the film images, which appear like collages, with and inside the camera using sophisticated stencils and multiple exposures. The result of this experimental project is both a pioneering achievement and a masterpiece. The Laurenz Foundation also "blindly" got involved in the venture and has accompanied the film from the very beginning. The narrative of the making and impact of this work is illustrated in the book by means of numerous images - production shots, still photographs, drawings by the artist, etc. - and texts. In an essay, Dean recounts her fascination with the name and the character. The transcript of the words spoken in the film complements the artist's book. Antigone belongs to the collection of the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation and is presented for the first time in Switzerland at Kunstmuseum Basel | Gegenwart.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, AussieBookSeller [52402892], Truganina, VIC, Australia.
Hardcover. Documenting Tacita Dean's new film work on the many resonances of Sophocles' dramaTacita Dean's (born 1965) Antigone (2018) is an hour-long 35mm anamorphic film, and is the most complex work to date by the British-European artist. The name of this work combines the artist's personal history with the mythological world order: Antigone is the heroine in the eponymous drama by the Greek poet Sophocles, and is also the name of Tacita Dean's older sister. The name creates a double bond full of ambivalences and is the reason for Dean's exploration of the character.The leitmotif of the work is blindness: Antigone revolves around fundamental questions of foresight and destiny, seeing and not seeing, and metaphorical blindness as a necessity for artistic work. It is also a thoroughly analogue work: Dean assembled the film images, which appear like collages, with and inside the camera using sophisticated stencils and multiple exposures. The result of this experimental project is both a pioneering achievement and a masterpiece. The book documents the narrative of the making and impact of this work. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Books.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Tustin, CA, Newport Coast, [RE:4].
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, GreatBookPrices-, MD, Columbia, [RE:5].
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Tacita Dean. Antigone ab 25 € als gebundene Ausgabe: Artist's Book. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Film & Fernsehen,.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, zzgl. Versandkosten, Versandgebiet: DOM.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Ebooksweb, PA, Bensalem, [RE:3].
Signs of little wear on the cover. Hard cover.

Tacita Dean. Antigone ab 25 € als gebundene Ausgabe: Artist's Book. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Film & Fernsehen,.

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