La Revue, Hiroshi Sugimoto, N°1 2014
This issue is dedicated to artist Hiroshi Sugimoto. This number actually corresponds to number 100 since the founding of the review in 1926. It presents several texts by Sugimoto, an interview with the artist by Hans Ulrich Obrist, a large series of photos of fossils made by the artist, some of which were exhibited in the spaces of Cahiers d'Art.
It includes an unprecedented and never published series of photographs of masterpieces of canonical modern artists (Picasso, Duchamp, Brancusi) produced by the artist at MoMA, but also in situ views of the "Today" project today, the world is dead "produced at the Palais de Tokyo until September 7, 2014. A text by Jacques Herzog is devoted to Sugimoto's report on architecture.
This issue is dedicated to artist Hiroshi Sugimoto. This number actually corresponds to number 100 since the founding of the review in 1926. It presents several texts by Sugimoto, an interview with the artist by Hans Ulrich Obrist, a large series of photos of fossils made by the artist, some of which were exhibited in the spaces of Cahiers d'Art.
It includes an unprecedented and never published series of photographs of masterpieces of canonical modern artists (Picasso, Duchamp, Brancusi) produced by the artist at MoMA, but also in situ views of the "Today" project today, the world is dead "produced at the Palais de Tokyo until September 7, 2014. A text by Jacques Herzog is devoted to Sugimoto's report on architecture.
This issue is dedicated to artist Hiroshi Sugimoto. This number actually corresponds to number 100 since the founding of the review in 1926. It presents several texts by Sugimoto, an interview with the artist by Hans Ulrich Obrist, a large series of photos of fossils made by the artist, some of which were exhibited in the spaces of Cahiers d'Art.
It includes an unprecedented and never published series of photographs of masterpieces of canonical modern artists (Picasso, Duchamp, Brancusi) produced by the artist at MoMA, but also in situ views of the "Today" project today, the world is dead "produced at the Palais de Tokyo until September 7, 2014. A text by Jacques Herzog is devoted to Sugimoto's report on architecture.
Edited by: Staffan Ahrenberg, Sam Keller, Hans Ulrich Obrist
224 Pages
111 Illustrations
24.5 cm × 31.5 cm
Softcover, wrapped in Glassine Paper, Presentation Box
Available in English and in French
ISBN FR: 978-2-85117-180-1
ISBN EN: 978-2-85117-179-5
