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Beyond Surface Appeal - Literalism, Sensibilities, and Constituencies in the Work of James Carpenter (Paperback, New) Loot Price: R564
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Beyond Surface Appeal - Literalism, Sensibilities,  and Constituencies in the Work of James Carpenter (Paperback, New): Sarah...

Beyond Surface Appeal - Literalism, Sensibilities, and Constituencies in the Work of James Carpenter (Paperback, New)

Sarah Whiting, Mark Linder

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Two essays and a set of original diagrams consider the parameters of the something beyond in James Carpenter s projects. Architectural historian Mark Linder offers a long view of Carpenter s work, placing his early career as an installation artist and experimental filmmaker in the context of contemporary art practices. Linder draws out the continuities between this early work and Carpenter s current practice as a glass designer, demonstrating a consistent focus on literalism materiality, spatial perception, and inhabitation as opposed to phenomenological effect, expression, and representation. Architectural critic Sarah Whiting examines the sensibilities and constituencies that emerge from Carpenter s practice. Rather than succumbing to the technique of Brechtian estrangement (which has become a default strategy for avant-garde practices in all domains), Carpenter gently eases his viewers into new constituencies. Perceptions and publics are altered, although these alterations are never dictated. Carpenter s new worlds are not avant-garde but are more like dreams that embed themselves in the back of one s mind, opening new possibilities without choreographing what those might be. Finally, Lucia Allais s diagrams offer a visual means of reading Carpenter s combination of technique and effect his means of making light material and making material present. Photographs and extended captions from Carpenter complete this book s documentation of key projects.

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Imprint: Harvard Graduate School Of Design
Country of origin: United States
Release date: May 2012
First published: July 2012
Authors: Sarah Whiting • Mark Linder
Dimensions: 264 x 182 x 9mm (L x W x T)
Format: Paperback
Pages: 120
Edition: New
ISBN-13: 978-1-934510-17-9
Categories: Books > Arts & Architecture > Industrial / commercial art & design > Individual designers
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LSN: 1-934510-17-3
Barcode: 9781934510179

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