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Here Art Grows on Trees
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Here Art Grows on Trees

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Here Art Grows on Trees features Simryn Gill’s latest works commissioned for the Australian Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale. Edited by the exhibition curator, Catherine de Zegher, this limited edition monograph includes more than 100 artwork plates printed on different paper stocks that demonstrate the generative and cyclic nature of quotidian beauty in Gill’s remarkable oeuvre. The essays by leading international thinkers and writers include: Catherine de Zegher, Carol Armstrong, Lilian Chee, Ross Gibson, Kajri Jain, Brian Massumi and Michael Taussig.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
MER Paper Kunsthalle
Country
Belgium
Date
16 July 2013
Pages
296
ISBN
9789490693718

Here Art Grows on Trees features Simryn Gill’s latest works commissioned for the Australian Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale. Edited by the exhibition curator, Catherine de Zegher, this limited edition monograph includes more than 100 artwork plates printed on different paper stocks that demonstrate the generative and cyclic nature of quotidian beauty in Gill’s remarkable oeuvre. The essays by leading international thinkers and writers include: Catherine de Zegher, Carol Armstrong, Lilian Chee, Ross Gibson, Kajri Jain, Brian Massumi and Michael Taussig.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
MER Paper Kunsthalle
Country
Belgium
Date
16 July 2013
Pages
296
ISBN
9789490693718