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 William Kentridge Prints This is the first book to focus solely on Kentridge’s formidable print oeuvre, filling a gap in published work on the artist to date. It is also the first major publication on Kentridge to be published in South Africa. The book includes over 180 works and presents the full range and complexity of Kentridge’s printmaking, from his linocuts of the 1970s to his recent sophisticated and distinctive Thinking Aloud drypoints created while he was working on his production of Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute, that premiered in Brussels in April 2005. The book includes an introduction by David Krut, an essay by the award-winning poet, critic, and translator Susan Stewart, Professor of English at Princeton University, and a series of rare personal commentaries by Kentridge that give wonderful insight into the ideas and working methods of an obsessive and highly sophisticated printmaker. Book size : 28 x 25,6 x 1,6cm Soft-cover, full colour illustrations, 159 pages ISBN : 0 9584860 4 2 |
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Catalogue for touring Exhibition: William Kentridge 2004 This glossy illustrated 256 page book must be the ultimate of what has been written to date. The book published by Museo d'Arte Contemporanea, also serves as the Museum Catalogue for the the current International Touring exhibition of William Kentridge, which started 10 January 2004 at the Castello di Rivoli Museo d'arte in Tirino an which finishes off at the Johannesburg Art Gallery in October 2005. Many of Kentridge's
most significant works, including charcoal drawings from throughout his
career, are reproduced in the extensive work which also describes his
sculptures and his latest works - 7 Fragments for Georges Méllés, Tide
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William Kentridge The book was published in 1999 by Phaidon Press Ltd. with input from leading specialists like Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Dan Cameron, and text by J.M. Coetzee. Covering 'Stereoscope', and former movies and productions of Kentridge. Book size : 29 x 26 x 1,6cm Soft-cover, full colour illustrations, 160 pages |
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Drawings for Projection Four Animated Films Text by Michael Godby, four pages colour reproductions showing the drawings from the four films : Johannesburg - 2nd Greatest City after Paris Monument Mine Sobriety, Obesity & Growing Old Book size : 24,5 x 21 x 0,5cm Soft-cover, 14 pages |
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Catalogue for touring Exhibition: William Kentridge This glossy illustrated 348 page book must be the ultimate of what has been written to date. The book also serves as the Museum Catalogue for the the current International Touring exhibition of William Kentridge. The book was put together as a combined effort by the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago and the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York with input from some leading specialists like Neal Benezra, Staci Boris, Dan Cameron, Lynne Cooke and our own Ari Sitas of the University of Natal. Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. New York Many of Kentridge's
most significant works, including charcoal drawings from throughout his
career, are reproduced in the extensive 62 plate section. Drawings for Projection - Neal Benezra The Process of Change - Landscape, Memory, Animation Felix in Exile - Staci Boris Mundus Inversus, Mundus Perversus - Lynne Cooke Procession and Publick Rituals - Ari Sitas An Interview with William Kentridge - Dan Cameron Book size : 29 x 26 x 2cm Hard-cover, 348 full colour illustrations, 160 pages |
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