Charlotte Johannesson: Take Me To Another World [electronic resource].

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Charlotte Johannesson: Take Me To Another World [electronic resource].

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Museo Reina Sofía 2021

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Open access content

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Summary:

A key figure of Swedish counterculture and the creator of the first digital arts laboratory in Nordic countries, Charlotte Johannesson has worked primarily with two tools: the artisan technology of the loom and digital IT programming technology, exploring and throwing into relief the connections, both conceptual and methodological, that exist between the two. Charlotte Johannesson. Take Me to Another World renders an account of the meticulous research process around colour and line that the artist executes in her textile and digital practice. It also spotlights the contribution of Danish writer and artist Amalie Smith, who set up a dialogue between Johannesson’s career and her own present-tense narrative. Furthermore, the publication incorporates an interview conducted with the artist in 2012, re-edited and translated for this occasion.
https://www.librarystack.org/charlotte-johannesson-take-me-to-another-world/?ref=unknown

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Technology and the arts
Art--Exhibitions
Feminism and art

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Text

Added entries:

Alicia Pinteño
Charlotte Johannesson
José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes
Manuel Borja-Villel
Lars Bang Larsen
Amalie Smith
Rhea Dall
Louise Sidenius
Hito Steyerl
Mercedes Pineda
Irene Villén
Jennifer Russel
Philip Sutton
Jonathan Fox
This Side Up
Julio López
Museoteca

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