Making Is Thinking.

Main entry:

Motard, Alice.

Title & Author:

Making Is Thinking.

Publication:

3012 BR Rotterdam : Witte de Withe, 2014.

Description:

1 online resource (97 pages)

Notes:
Title Page; Note to the Reader; Contents; Introduction-by Zoë Gray; Works in the Exhibition-by Zoë Gray; Floorplan-of the Exhibition; Images from the Exhibition; When Skills Became a Problem-by Alice Motard; The Emancipation of Forms-by Ane Hjort Guttu and Solveig Øvstebø; Tower-by Yoshiko Nagai; Thinking/ not Thinking-by Gavin Delahunty; Thinking Amidst the Exhibition-Afterword by Zoë Gray; Artists' Biographies; Colophon.

Summary:

This digital publication accompanies the exhibition Making is Thinking that took place at Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art (23 January - 1 May 2011). The publication features a historical perspective on craft by Alice Motard; a short story by Yoshiko Nagai, inspired by Teppei Kaneuji's animation Tower; a conversation between artist Ane Hjort Guttu and Solveig vsteb titled The Emancipation of Forms; an essay by Gavin Delahunty on the work of Koki Tanaka and Julia Dault; and an afterword by curator Zoë Gray.

Resources:
ProQuest Ebook Central

ISBN:

9789491435324
9491435329

Subject:

Art, Modern 21st century Exhibitions.
Art 21e siècle Expositions.
Art, Modern

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs

Added entries:

Nagai, Yoshiko.
Guttu, Ane Hjort.
Delahunty, Gavin.
Gray, Zoë.

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