Walkscapes : el andar como práctica estética = Walking as an aesthetic practice / Francesco Careri ; [traducción al castellano Maurici Pla ; English translation, Steve Piccolo, Paul Hammond].

Main entry:

Careri, Francesco, 1966-

Title & Author:

Walkscapes : el andar como práctica estética = Walking as an aesthetic practice / Francesco Careri ; [traducción al castellano Maurici Pla ; English translation, Steve Piccolo, Paul Hammond].

Publication:

Description:

203 p. : illustrations ; 21 cm.

Series:

Land & scape series

Notes:
Covers extend to form additional leaves.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 193-201).
Spanish and English.

Summary:

Walkscapes trata del deambular como arquitectura del paisaje. Caminar como forma de arte autónoma, acto primario de transformación simbólica del territorio, instrumento estético de conocimiento y modificación física del espacio "atravesado" que se convierte en intervención urbana. Del nomadismo primitivo al dadaísmo y el surrealismo, de la internacional letrista a la internacional situacionista y del minimalismo al land art, este libro narra la percepción del paisaje a través de una historia de la ciudad recorrida.

ISBN:

8425218411
9788425218415

Subject:

Arquitectura del paisaje.
Caminatas.
Land art.
Arquitectura Teoría.
Naturaleza (Estética)
Percepción espacial.
Paisaje aspectos socioculturales.
Urbanismo.
Arquitectura Filosofía
Marcha (Ejercicio)
Italian Architects.
Landscape architecture.
Walking.

Form/genre:

Writings.

Added entries:

Land & scape series.

Andar como práctica estética
Walking as an aesthetic practice

Holdings:

Location: Library main 221803
Call No.: NA44.Z271.A35 2002
Status: Available

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