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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 708
EAN: 9780958040303
Edition: 2002
ISBN: 0958040303
Label: Biennale of Sydney
Manufacturer: Biennale of Sydney
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 264
Publication Date: September 15, 2002
Publisher: Biennale of Sydney
Release Date: June 02, 2002
Studio: Biennale of Sydney






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Product Description:
Invention and imagination, the fake, the fictive, the fantastic, and the downright offbeat: the latest edition of the Sydney Biennale features drug taking in the Andes, the Queen of Mud, Pope Alice, submarines, and flying machines. From May 15 to July 14, at various venues around Sydney's Central Business District (CBD), 57 artists from 21 countries prove that the world may just be fantastic. See Vito Acconci's architectural dreams, Jim Shaw's Thrift Shop, Glenn Brown's dramatic landscapes, Dexter Dalwood's paintings of famous interiors you've never seen, Susan Hiller's UFO witness stories, Paul Noble's fictive cities, Panamarenko's fantastic flying machines, Gilles Barbier's living room-cum-space machine, Cang Xin's buried self, Yutaka Sone's marble cities, and many more collisions between the fantastic and the real world.









 

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