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Haegue Yang : an opaque wind = هيجيو يانغ : رياح كمداء
- Title
- Haegue Yang : an opaque wind = هيجيو يانغ : رياح كمداء/ edited by Sylbee Kim [and three others] ; translation to Arabic by Njoud Alduhoori.
- Haegue Yang : an opaque wind = Hījiyū Yāngh : riyāḥ kamdāʼ / edited by Sylbee Kim [and three others] ; translation to Arabic by Njoud Alduhoori.
- Author
- Yang, Haegue, 1971-
- Publication
- [Sharjah] : Sharjah Art Foundation ; [Berlin] : Wiens Verlag, ©2016.
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- Description
- 33 pages, 77 unnumbered pages of plates, 31 pages : color illustrations; 23 cm
- Summary
- An Opaque Wind documents a site-specific installation of the same title commissioned by and exhibited at Sharjah Biennial 2015. An Opaque Wind (2015) took the intertwined geo-economic involvement of the Korean state-driven economy in the Gulf region since the 1970s as a starting point. It reflects upon the progress-driven heavy industrialization that has engaged many Korean workers (mostly male) to construct the urban and oil infrastructure that constitutes today?s ecology in both territories. Composed of seemingly unrelated common construction materials, such as rusting beams, used air conditioners, turbine vents, bricks, concrete blocks, and corrugated metal sheets, combined with other locally sourced traditional elements from the site, like areesh roof and mats, and coral stones, the installation oscillates between transparency and opacity, openness and impenetrability, past and present, suggesting a commonly shared past of the geo-economic trajectory of industrialization juxtaposed with layers of reconstruction of Sharjah?s early settlement as situated within the heritage village. What is striking is the use of industrial vents to visualize the immaterial element of the piece, namely wind. This element is also found in Sharjah?s traditional wind towers as natural cooling systems in buildings, and wind is also an invisible metaphor for a hidden tie between the history and regions that remain remote and exotic to each other.
- Alternative Title
- Opaque wind
- هيجيو يانغ : رياح كمداء
- Hījiyū Yāngh : riyāḥ kamdāʼ
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- Exhibition catalogs.
- Note
- "الماضي: الحاضر: الممكن" بينالي الشارقة 5 مارس 5 يونيو.
- "Al-Māḍī, al-ḥāḍir, al-mumkin" Bīnālī al-Shāriqah 5 Māris- 5 Yūniyū.
- On the occasion of the exhibition "The past, the present, the possible" held at Sharjah Biennial 12, March 5 - June 5, 2015.
- Book contains traces of sand between single pages.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Language (note)
- Parallel texts in English and Arabic in separate paginations, bound back to back.
- Call Number
- JQE 17-1235
- ISBN
- 9783943888089
- 3943888088
- 9789948446736
- 9948446739
- LCCN
- 9783943888089
- OCLC
- 965201279
- Author
- Yang, Haegue, 1971-
- Title
- Haegue Yang : an opaque wind = Hījiyū Yāngh : riyāḥ kamdāʼ / edited by Sylbee Kim [and three others] ; translation to Arabic by Njoud Alduhoori.
- Alternate Script for Title
- Haegue Yang : an opaque wind = هيجيو يانغ : رياح كمداء/ edited by Sylbee Kim [and three others] ; translation to Arabic by Njoud Alduhoori.
- Imprint
- [Sharjah] : Sharjah Art Foundation ; [Berlin] : Wiens Verlag, ©2016.
- Type of Content
- text
- Type of Medium
- unmediated
- Type of Carrier
- volume
- Alternate Script for Note
- "الماضي: الحاضر: الممكن" بينالي الشارقة 5 مارس 5 يونيو.
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Language
- Parallel texts in English and Arabic in separate paginations, bound back to back.
- Added Author
- Ẓuhūrī, Nujūd.
- Alternate Script for Added Author
- ظهوري: نجود, translator.
- Added Author
- Kim, Sylbee.Sharjah Art Foundation.
- Other Standard Identifier
- 9783943888089
- Research Call Number
- JQE 17-1235