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03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION



"artist’s books, visual poetry, assemic writing and respective derivatives"
Biblioteca Municipal José Marmelo Silva, Espinho, Portugal
REF 20180430_20180403
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION
03.04.2018 > 30.04.2018 | EXHIBITION

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Artist Books are artistic objects that use the book format or the concept of the book itself at its core.

At this international collective exhibition, we do present several works of this genre, which proliferated in the very contemporary XX century, together with its congeners Visual Poetry, Assemic Writing among some other derivatives. Here, we do exalt the graphic conceptual representation of the “word” and the “word” abstraction. With this show you’ll relearn what you've considered the book object to be and your present notion of the written word.

This is an on-tour exhibition curated by the artist Monsenhor enVide neFelibata that held artwork by several handpicked national and international artists in a total of 56 artworks by 22 artists from 9 different countries. The artwork is shown at exhibitions that will tour through Portuguese Museums, Galleries, Libraries and some unconventional places. At each exhibition, a workshop will be presented by Monsenhor enVide neFelibata or a local selected artist. During this workshop we’ll present some of the technics that have been used by artists for a long time as well as explore uncommon materials.

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ART DIRECTOR AND CURATOR Monsenhor enVide neFelibata
ART CONSULTANT Migvel Tepes

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IMAGERY ARCHIVE MAIN ALBUM 79 Mb
IMAGERY ARCHIVE GALLERY 12.7 Mb
EXPORTED PDF EN 2.6 Mb
EXPORTED PDF PT 2.6 Mb

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