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Ulrike Grossarth: Fabrics from Lublin

Artist
Ulrike Grosswarth
Price
$35.00
Date
2011
Publisher
Spector Books
Format
Artists' Books
Details
Hardcover
ISBN
978-3-940064-16-5
Size
19.5 × 26.5 × 2 cm
Length
161 
Description

In the several past years, contemporary art has noticeably turned to the investigation of historical topics. Ulrike Grossarth’s artistic examination of subjects related to the history of mentalities and contemporary history – and thus to the intellectual foundations of our culture – began in the late 1980s. Departing from the fundamental experience of the twentieth century as a century of the “rupture in civilisation”, as Habermas once termed the shattering of all assumptions about human behaviour, Ulrike Grossarth has been researching the mental foundations of this historical crime in her artistic works, but also the philosophical and cultural traditions of thought and modes of life that have become submerged or been suppressed.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition Fabrics from Lublin – Ulrike Grossarth: Contemporary Art and Stefan Kielsznia: Historical Street Photographs of Lublin (11 June-19 September, 2010). Co-operatively published with Kunsthaus Dresden, the City of Dresden Gallery for Contemporary Art and Dresden State Art Collections.

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