Marjan Teeuwen : destroyed house / with contributions by Ernst van Alphen [and others].

Main entry:

Teeuwen, Marjan, 1953-

Title & Author:

Marjan Teeuwen : destroyed house / with contributions by Ernst van Alphen [and others].

Publication:

Description:

160 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 33 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Text in English and Dutch.

Summary:

Marjan Teeuwen creates large-scale architectural installations in buildings that are subsequently demolished following her interventions. She disrupts the materials of construction and structure and builds new artistic images in which floors are tilted, walls are removed, and stacks of debris either run rampant or are painstakingly ordered into architectural sculptures. Constructive forces go hand in hand with destruction and decay in Teeuwen's work. This book presents several installations from her 'Destroyed House' series, including the recent project 'Destroyed House Gaza'. By choosing to work in occupied territory, Teeuwen allows the socio-political context to penetrate her method.

ISBN:

9789492095374 (paperback)
9492095378 (paperback)

Subject:

Teeuwen, Marjan, 1953- Catalogs.
Architecture in art Catalogs.
Installations (Art) Catalogs.
Architecture dans l'art Catalogues.
Installations (Art) Catalogues.
Architecture in art
Installations (Art)

Form/genre:

catalogs (documents)
Catalogs
Catalogues.

Added entries:

Alphen, Ernst van.

Destroyed house

Holdings:

Location: Library main 301829
Call No.: BIB 248016
Status: Available

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