Obras

Obras

64 Un abrigo hecho de luciérnagas

Levé, Édouard

$284.00 MXN

Sinopsis

"Un libro original, no exento de humor, que propone reflexionar no solo sobre los alcances del arte, sino también sobre ese lugar donde el arte y lo cotidiano se funden". Édouard Levé nació en París en 1965 y murió en la misma ciudad en 2007. Fue pintor, fotógrafo y escritor. Después de Suicidio y Autorretrato, llega esta novedad a las librerías.
“Preciso y riguroso en cada descripción, Obras es un libro delirante, ambicioso e inmensamente vital. Es una cachetada al arte conceptual que a veces se escuda en haber dado a luz una idea, cuando no logra llevarla a cabo con propiedad. ¿Porque quién podría enumerar sin que le tiemble el pulso quinientos treinta y tres proyectos de arte como lo hizo Levé?”. Débora Vázquez, La Nación

• “1. Un libro describe obras que su autor imaginó, pero que no ha realizado”, escribe Édouard Levé al comienzo de este libro y da la clave de lectura para lo que sigue: se trata de quinientas treinta y tres obras/proyectos que recorren diversas disciplinas artísticas. De la fotografía a la pintura, de la escultura a la performance, de la música a la escritura, Levé describe estos proyectos con la misma pasión y audacia que caracterizan toda su obra.

• Un libro original, no exento de humor, que propone reflexionar no solo sobre los alcances del arte, sino también sobre ese lugar donde el arte y lo cotidiano se funden.

Editorial:
Eterna Cadencia Editora
Materia
Arte
ISBN:
978-987-712-156-8
Páginas:
160
Encuadernación:
Pasta blanda
Idioma:
Castellano

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