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Substance, Memory, Display

Name: Substance, Memory, Display
Brand: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research
SKU: 05022284
Price: 104.29 EUR
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Author: A. Colin Renfrew
ISBN: 9781902937243

Archaeology and Art

A. Colin Renfrew

Christopher Gosden

Elizabeth Demarrais

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Código Libristo: 05022284

Editores McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, noviembre 2004

Contemporary art and modern archaeology are increasingly seen to share much common ground yet their... Descripción completa

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Contemporary art and modern archaeology are increasingly seen to share much common ground yet their interactions have yet to be fully investigated. This innovative volume explores key themes, including the role of display in art, in the practice of archaeology and in daily life, and the material transformations which underlie the physical reality of the archaeological record as much as the creative processes of the contemporary artist. Prominent practising artists Simon Callery and Antony Gormley provide seminal papers considering the role of materiality and embodiment in their own work, exploring issues that are directly relevant to current archaeological thinking. They are joined by archaeologists actively involved with visual approaches, including Anwen Cooper, Christopher Evans, Steven Mithen, Joshua Pollard, Nicholas Saunders, Aaron Watson and the editorial trio. The book is lavishly illustrated in colour.