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Uniform title:Fin de siècle (Swiss Institute, New York, N.Y.)
Imprint:New York : Swiss Institute : Karma, [2018]
Description:184 pages ; 23 cm.
Language:English
Series:The SI series
SI series (Swiss Institute (New York, N.Y.))
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11699414
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Other uniform titles:Marta, Karen,
Castets, Simon,
Angelidakis, Andreas, 1968- Fin de siècle.
Bava, Alessandro,
Ionesco, Eugène. Chaises.
Other authors / contributors:Swiss Institute (New York, N.Y.), publisher, host institution.
ISBN:0999505904
9780999505908
Notes:"Architecture and design series. Inaugural edition."
Includes texts by Andreas Angelidakis and a conversation between Alessandro Bava and three others.
"Published for the exhibition 'Fin de siècle' at Swiss Institute, New York, September 17-November 23, 2014"--Colophon.
Summary:In Eugene Ionesco's absurdist play The Chairs, chairs stand in for characters at the brink of the world's end. Artist and curator Andreas Angelidakis pays homage to Ionesco at Swiss Institute with Fin de Siècle, a fantastical and idiosyncratic narrative of design after modernism. Inspired by Ionesco's play, Angelidakis reanimates a number of important chairs from design history and popular culture, casting them in dramatic roles. As a document of Swiss Institute's inaugural Architecture and Design show, this volume includes a conversation on late-modernist design between Angelidakis and Beatrice Galilee, Associate Curator of Architecture and Design at the Met; a dialogue on AirBnB's approach to space with Alessandro Bava, Aaron Taylor Harvey, Sean Monahan and Rachael Yu; an essay and specially created artist's book by Angelidakis; and a glossary of the chairs selected for the exhibition.

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Call Number: N6903.A63 A64 2018
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