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The end of Utopia : Jacob Hashimoto, Emil Lukas / texts by Luca Massimo Barbero, Stefano Moriggi.
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English
Italian
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Cinisello Balsamo (Milano) : Silvana, 2017.
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96 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage (ReCAP): Marquand Library Use Only
N6537.H3645 A4 2017
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Utopias in art
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Hashimoto, Jacob 1973-
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Lukas, Emil 1963-
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Palazzo Flangini (Venice, Italy)
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Moriggi, Stefano
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Massimo Barbero, Luca
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Summary note
Jacob Hashimoto and Emil Lukas have been asked to meditate on the idea of the end of Utopia through a series of site-specific works hosted by Palazzo Flangini in Venice. Decades of environmental exploitation have left humanity dangerously tottering on all fronts, from politics to society, economics, nature, technology, and ecology. Everything that has been planned by humanity in order to gain a utopia - whether algorithms, systems or infrastructures - now seems to have lost its value. In this context art too changes its meaning. The works by these American artists, now documented in these pages, offer a new stimulus for thinking about this theme.
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Catalog of an exhubition held at the Palazzo Flangini, Venice, Italy, May 9-July 30, 2017.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Text in Italian and English.
ISBN
9788836637607
8836637604
OCLC
993450881
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