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Impure Vision: Works from the Permanent Collection

Impure Vision: Works from the Permanent Collection

Aurora Ferdandez Polanco
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The exhibition brought in the MNCARS with works from their permanent collection aims to approach one of the key aspects in the reception of the work; insisting that the visuality is beyond the optical qualities. The spectator needs not to identify himself with a "universal" subject placed in front of the works, through a "retinal chill," in order to contact with the artist's intentions, and therefore, a further identification. Along the exhibition, a catalog was published containing a text by the commissioner, Aurora Fernndez Polanco. The catalog also gathers a biography of all the artists presented at the show, an index file of each work and the reproduction of all the exhibited pieces.
Language
English
Pages
170
Format
Paperback
Release
October 10, 2009
ISBN 13
9788480262873

Impure Vision: Works from the Permanent Collection

Aurora Ferdandez Polanco
0/5 ( ratings)
The exhibition brought in the MNCARS with works from their permanent collection aims to approach one of the key aspects in the reception of the work; insisting that the visuality is beyond the optical qualities. The spectator needs not to identify himself with a "universal" subject placed in front of the works, through a "retinal chill," in order to contact with the artist's intentions, and therefore, a further identification. Along the exhibition, a catalog was published containing a text by the commissioner, Aurora Fernndez Polanco. The catalog also gathers a biography of all the artists presented at the show, an index file of each work and the reproduction of all the exhibited pieces.
Language
English
Pages
170
Format
Paperback
Release
October 10, 2009
ISBN 13
9788480262873

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