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Book Description Condition: New. Seller Inventory # V9783862068647
Book Description Condition: New. Seller Inventory # 42510411-n
Book Description Condition: New. Seller Inventory # V9783862068647
Book Description Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Talya Lubinsky (geboren 1988 in Südafrika) beschäftigt sich in ihrer Arbeit auf forschende Weise mit elementaren Materialien, die sie als Bedeutungsträger poetischer Botschaften verwendet. Das Buch stellt ihre neueste Arbeit 'Marble Dust' vor. Lubinskys Recherchen über Friedhöfe in Südafrika führten die Künstlerin zu einem Ort, an dem politische Gefangene vergraben wurden, die durch den Apartheidstaat in den 1960er-Jahren zum Tode verurteilt wurden. Zwischen 2016 und 2019 wurden die Überreste der ermordeten Aktivisten exhumiert und die zu Staub zerfallenen Körper ihren Familien zurückgegeben.Für ihr Projekt hat Lubinsky die alten Registraturbücher konsultiert, in denen Grabnummern, Namen und Daten verzeichnet sind, und die Konturen der größtenteils zerrissenen Seiten nachgezeichnet, um diese anschließend aus Marmorplatten herauszuschneiden.Auf eindrückliche Weise hat Lubinsky so die Fragilität der Papierarchive umgekehrt und in ein widerstandsfähiges Material übersetzt, das ebenso wie Knochen aus Kalzium besteht und häufig für Grabmale verwendet wird. Diese spezifischen Materialeigenschaften werden durch Lubinskys Arbeiten zu einem Vehikel für das Nachdenken über ihre Bedeutung. Seller Inventory # 9783862068647
Book Description Condition: New. Talya Lubinsky meticulously explores basic materials in her works which she uses to convey poetic meaning. The book presents her latest work Marble Dust . Text in English and German.KlappentextrnrnTalya Lubinsky (geboren 1988 in Suedafrika). Seller Inventory # 438603141
Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Talya Lubinsky (born 1988 in South Africa) meticulously explores basic materials in her works which she uses to convey poetic meaning. The book presents her latest work "Marble Dust". In the course of her research on cemeteries in South Africa, the artist discovered a place where political prisoners were buried who had been sentenced to death by the apartheid state in the 1960s. The remains of the murdered activists were disinterred between 2016 and 2019, and their bodies that had crumbled to dust were returned to their families. For her project, Lubinsky studied the old ledgers that list grave numbers, names, and dates. She traced the outlines of their pages most of which are torn onto marble and cut out the shapes. In this way, she has impressively reversed the vulnerability of paper and has translated it into a durable material that is composed of calcium, as are bones, and is frequently used for tombstones. The specific qualities of the material in Lubinsky's art therefore act as a catalyst for reflection on their meaning. Text in English and German. SELLING POINTS: . Part of the "Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien" series . Shining the spotlight on up-and-coming young artists . An artist's reflection on remembering and forgetting 32 colour illustrations Talya Lubinsky meticulously explores basic materials in her works which she uses to convey poetic meaning. The book presents her latest work Marble Dust. Text in English and German. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9783862068647