Marcel Broodthaers : industrial poems : the complete catalogue of the plaques, 1968-1972
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Marcel Broodthaers : industrial poems : the complete catalogue of the plaques, 1968-1972
Hatje Cantz, 2021
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Broodthaers : industorial poems
Marcel Broodthaers : industrial poems, open letters
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Catalogue of the exhibition held at WIELS, Brussels, Sept. 10, 2021-Jan. 9, 2022, and Museo d'arte della Svizzera italiana (MASI Lugano), 2022
Exhibition title: "Marcel Broodthaers : industrial poems, open letters"
Includes biographical references
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Description
New exhibition catalogue on Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers.
Marcel Broodthaers's work is characterized by a complex exploration of the relationship of text and image. This catalog raisonne, prepared by WIELS and developed in close collaboration with the Marcel Broodthaers Succession, is the first to include all of the Belgian conceptual artist's industrial poems created between 1968 and 1972. Borrowing from the aesthetics of industrially manufactured plastic signs, Broodthaers's multi-layered, often enigmatic pictorial poems testify to his interest in the entanglements of language, punctuation, and symbols. In blurring the boundaries between word and image, painting and object, new levels of meaning are made visible. The index is supplemented by a collection of Broodthaers's drawings, writings and "open letters" as well as scholarly contributions that position the poems as a crucial group of works within the artist's oeuvre.
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