Beehave : Brigham Baker, Mirko Baselgia, Joseph Beuys, Björn Braun, Enrique Fontanilles, Mike Hentz, Leiko Ikemura, Sandra Knecht, Jan Kopp, Carmen E. Kreis, Xavi Manzanares et Alex Muñoz, Marta Margnetti, Joan Miró, Meret Oppenheim, Luis Fernando Ramírez Celis, Boris Rebetez, Peter Regli, Toni Serra *) abu ali, Till Velten, Pep Vidal, Philip Wiegard, Katharina Anna Wieser, Andrea Wolfensberger /

Beehave : Brigham Baker, Mirko Baselgia, Joseph Beuys, Björn Braun, Enrique Fontanilles, Mike Hentz, Leiko Ikemura, Sandra Knecht, Jan Kopp, Carmen E. Kreis, Xavi Manzanares et Alex Muñoz, Marta Margnetti, Joan Miró, Meret Oppenheim, Luis Fernando Ramírez Celis, Boris Rebetez, Peter Regli, Toni Serra *) abu ali, Till Velten, Pep Vidal, Philip Wiegard, Katharina Anna Wieser, Andrea Wolfensberger /

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Imprint:	Wien : Verlag für Moderne Kunst, [2018]
Description:	191 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Language:	English German
Subject:	Bees in art -- Exhibitions. Environmentalism in art -- Exhibitions. Human ecology in art -- Exhibitions. Art, Modern -- Exhibitions.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11720599

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Other authors / contributors:	Goldbach, Ines, editor, contributor. Bernad, Martina Millà, curator. Kunsthaus Baselland, host institution, issuing body.
ISBN:	3903269026 9783903269026
Notes:	Accompanies the exhibition presented at Kunsthaus Baselland, September 14-November 11, 2018. Includes bibliographical references.
Summary:	Numerous contemporary artists have positioned honey bees at the heart of their practice or in key works, either the creature itself with its highly complex social behaviour, or its products of honey or beeswax. This complex, societally relevant topic will thus be brought into focus and examined through important works from contemporary art in the Kunsthaus Baselland exhibition. The exhibition at the Kunsthaus is created in cooperation with the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona and was curated by Martina Millà. Beehave equally challenges our behaviour and our role within society. It also, however, poses the question of what responsibility we want or should take in relation to our environment. In addition, the exhibition will illustrate how artists today occupy a seismographic role regarding many important contemporary issues, and how bees can serve us as a model organism. The topic will be further investigated through an extensive mediation and events programme, a symposium and a volume of texts. This latter contains contributions from Simon Baur, Martin Dettli, Ines Goldbach, Manuel Herz, Dieter Koepplin, Martina Millà and Hansmartin Siegrist, as well as an interview with the artist Sandra Knecht.

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Call Number:	N7668.B44A4 2018
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