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Oscar Murillo. By Means of a Detour

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  • 336 páginas
  • 12 horas de lectura

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An artist's book-cum-diaristic account of one frenetic year in Murillo's life This publication presents a year in the life of Colombian artist Oscar Murillo (born 1986), whose work spans many mediums, exploring cross-cultural ties in the globalized economy. Following him from Croatia to New York to Berlin and beyond, By Means of a Detourchronicles a single year of the artist's life. The year chosen, 2019, also serves as the culmination of the first ten years of Murillo's much-acclaimed career--of constant travel, research and making work. The book's form--printed on mock loose-leaf paper and scattered with iPhone screenshots and frenzied doodles--reflects the frenetic nature of Murillo's life and the year he chose to document. The book's inconsistencies and rough, unfinished appearance are the product of a collaboration with Olu Odukoya, whose anarchic and anti-authoritarian--or "primitive," as he calls it--spirit have helped to produce a volume with particular design flair.

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Oscar Murillo. By Means of a Detour, Walther König

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Título
Oscar Murillo. By Means of a Detour
Idioma
Inglés, Alemán
Publicado en
2021
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
336
ISBN10
3960989598
ISBN13
9783960989592
Serie
Descripción
An artist's book-cum-diaristic account of one frenetic year in Murillo's life This publication presents a year in the life of Colombian artist Oscar Murillo (born 1986), whose work spans many mediums, exploring cross-cultural ties in the globalized economy. Following him from Croatia to New York to Berlin and beyond, By Means of a Detourchronicles a single year of the artist's life. The year chosen, 2019, also serves as the culmination of the first ten years of Murillo's much-acclaimed career--of constant travel, research and making work. The book's form--printed on mock loose-leaf paper and scattered with iPhone screenshots and frenzied doodles--reflects the frenetic nature of Murillo's life and the year he chose to document. The book's inconsistencies and rough, unfinished appearance are the product of a collaboration with Olu Odukoya, whose anarchic and anti-authoritarian--or "primitive," as he calls it--spirit have helped to produce a volume with particular design flair.