Corpus Domini : dal corpo glorioso alle rovine dell'anima /

Corpus Domini : dal corpo glorioso alle rovine dell'anima /

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Edition:	Prima edizione.
Imprint:	Venezia : Marsilio, 2021. New York : Artbook/D.A.P. ©2021
Description:	271 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm
Language:	Italian English
Subject:	Art, Modern -- 21st century -- Exhibitions. Human figure in art -- Exhibitions. Human beings in art -- Exhibitions. Art, Modern Human figure in art exhibition catalogs. Exhibition catalogs Exhibition catalogs.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12722973

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Varying Form of Title:	Corpus Domini : from the glorified body to the ruins of the soul Dal corpo glorioso alle rovine dell'anima From the glorified body to the ruins of the soul
Other authors / contributors:	Alfano Miglietti, Francesca, 1957- editor. Palazzo reale di Milano, host institution.
ISBN:	9788829713950 8829713953
Notes:	Title on page 193. Artists include: AES+F (Tatiana Arzamasova, Lev Evzovich, Evgeny Svyatsky, Vladimir Fridkes) ; Janine Antoni ; Yael Bartana ; Zharko Basheski ; Joseph Beuys ; Christian Boltanski ; Vlassis Caniaris Chen Zhen ; John DeAndrea ; Gino de Dominicis ; Carole A. Feuerman ; Franko B ; Robert Gober ; Antony Gormley ; Duane Hanson ; Alfredo Jaar ; Kimsooja ; Joseph Kosuth ; Charles LeDray ; Robert Longo ; Urs Lüthhi ; Ibrahim Mahama ; Fabio Mauri ; Oscar Muñoz ; Gina Pane ; Marc Quinn ; Carol Rama ; Michal Rovner ; Andres Serrano ; Chiharu Shiota ; Marc Sijan ; Dayanita Singh ; Sun Yuan & Peng Yu ; Gavin Turk. Text in Italian with parallel English translation.
Summary:	This thematic catalog contains more than 110 works by 34 international artists exploring new frontiers in depictions of the human body, exploring themes of life and death, youth and old age, work and migration, loss of balance and bodily life in the time and space of the present. From works by well-known hyperrealists such as Duane Hanson, John DeAndrea and Carole Feuerman, it proceeds to other types of narration where the body is evoked rather than represented. In works such as Christian Boltanski's Prendre la Parole (Speaking Up), Ibrahim Mahama's John B B, Chiharu Shiota's Over the Continents, Dayanita Singh's Suitcase Museum and Charles LeDray's Mens Suits, the body seems to have vanished, leaving behind only traces. Fragments of the body and its mutation, and even the mutable conditions of society, are present in the works of Oscar Munoz, AES + F Group, Yael Bartana, Alfredo Jaar, Janine Antoni, Robert Gober, Marc Quinn, Andres Serrano, Robert Longo, Michel Rovner and Franko B.

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Call Number:	N6496.3.I8M554 2021
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