Kristin Bauer - This Is Like That : 2017 - 2022 - Bauer Kristin
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Résumé :
This Is Like That ist ein konzeptionell gestaltetes Buch, also selbst Kunstobjekt, und dokumentiert die Arbeiten der K?nstlerin von 2017 bis 2020. Essays und Dialoge von Kurator*innen und Autor*innen beleuchten historische und zeitgen?ssische Einfl?sse und Referenzen, die Bauers Schaffen in den Zeitgeist einbinden.
Biographie:
Kristin Bauer, born 1982, is a nationally and internationally exhibiting multimedia artist who lives and works in Tempe, Arizona, and Los Angeles, California. Her work spans diverse visual forma, writing and research into communication, social psychology and semiotics.
Alexander Kohnke is a graphic designer and artist who lives and works in San Diego, California. His design practice focuses on artist's books and branding projects, mostly in the cultural and sports fields. Deborah H. Sussman is a writer and editor based in Tempe, Arizona. She has taught creative writing at the University of Virginia and Phoenix College, and developed and taught a course in writing art and design criticism at Arizona State University. Sussman has written for Art in America and reviewed books for the Washington Post; she is a contributor to the Los Angeles Review of Books.
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