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Andrew Gilbert : Ulundi is Jerusalem, Andrew is emperor, brocoli is holy / herausgegeben von Oliver Zybok ; mit Beiträgen von Bernd Schwarze, Alison Smith, Oliver Zybok.
Author
Gilbert, Andrew, 1980-
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Language
German
English
Published/Created
Bielefeld : Kerber Verlag, ©2017.
Description
144 pages : color illustrations ; 32 cm.
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage: Marquand Use Only
N6797.G55 A4 2017q Oversize
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Installations (Art)
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21st century
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Gilbert, Andrew 1980-
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Overbeck-Gesellschaft Lübeck
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Zybok, Oliver, 1972-
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Schwarze, Bernd
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Smith, Alison, 1962 May 30-
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Series
Kerber art
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Summary note
In his works on paper and large-scale installations, the Scottish artist Andrew Gilbert combines fictive situations with historical fact. The impulse is always provided by incidents connected with colonialism, especially that of the British Empire, which in the way he reflects on them, go far beyond the historical context, and whose consequences still weigh heavily until today. His work also examines the reappraisal of that time in films and literature. ?His method is reincarnation. Through slipping into the role of a British major or general, assimilating alien identities, and appearing as a real or fictive character in his artistic work, he succeeds in projecting history into the present? (Zdenek Felix). Visions of the past and its impact on the present remain palpable. Within this context, the Berlin-based artist examines the repercussions of historical facts in art, in particular the Expressionists and their handling of so-called Primitivism. Exhibition: Overbeck-Gesellschaft / St. Petri - Lübeck, Germany (28.02-17.04.2016).
Notes
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Overbeck-Gesellschaft, Kunstverein Lübeck, February 19 - April 17, 2016.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Parallel texts in English and German.
Other title(s)
Ulundi is Jerusalem, Andrew is emperor, brocoli is holy
ISBN
9783735603326 ((hd. bd.))
3735603327 ((hd. bd.))
OCLC
1006391402
International Article Number
9783735603326
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