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Marmor = Marble

Title
Marmor = Marble / [edited by Anders Troelsen, Lise Villemoes Grønvold, & Amalie Skovmøller].
Publication
Aalborg : Kunsten, Museum of Modern Art 2022.

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Additional Authors
  • Grønvold, Lise Villemoes
  • Skovmøller, Amalie
  • Troelsen, Anders
  • KUNSTEN Museum of Modern Art Aalborg (Ålborg, Denmark), publisher, host institution.
Description
193 pages : illustrations; 30 cm
Summary
Throughout history, marble has exuded power, status and beauty. It is also synonymous with Kunsten, whose building will be celebrating its 50th birthday in 2022. To celebrate the occasion, the museum will be presenting a diverse cornucopia of works in marble, created by a number of history?s artistic heavyweights: Auguste Rodin, Bertel Thorvaldsen, Asger Jorn, Barbara Hepworth, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Marc Quinn, Louise Bourgeois ? to name but a few.0 0Used in art since antiquity, more than any other material marble helped define classical art and our understanding of the origins of Western culture.0 0Traditionally speaking, marble reflected status, history, power and the classical ideals of beauty. Countless of the most iconic works in the history of art are made of marble, ranging from sculptures such as Laocoön and the Venus de Milo to architectural masterpieces that include the Parthenon and the Taj Mahal. In recent years, while marble has also become a much-loved material in interior design, many associate it with the kitsch of the 1980s. Despite, or because of the aura of the material and its unmistakably sensuous qualities, in recent decades marble has once again become a favourite material for many contemporary artists.0 0The exhibition MARBLE spotlights how the material is processed, understood and interpreted in contemporary art, and the significance of marble as a material in terms of the content a work of art projects to the world.00Exhibition: Kunsten Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg, Demark (04.03. - 21.08.2022).
Subject
  • Marble in art > Exhibitions
  • Marble sculpture > Exhibitions
  • beeldhouwkunst
  • marmer
  • Marble in art
  • Marble sculpture
Genre/Form
Exhibition catalogs.
Note
  • Catalog of an exhibition held at the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg, Demark from March 4 - August 21, 2022
Language (note)
  • Text presented first in Danish and then in English.
Contents
  • Forord & introduktion / Lasse Andersson & Caroline Nymark Zachariassen -- Marmor som materiale og medium / Anders Troelsen -- Antikkens udsøgte skønhed, eller magelige valg? / Minik Rosing -- Kold krop, varm sten: nedslag i marmors litteraturhistorie / Lise Villemoes Grønvold -- Marmor og håndvaerk / Mette Marciniak -- Stenene, antikken, hvidhed, faenomenet og bergrebet - marmor som kunsthistorisk materiale / Amalie Skovmøller -- Anarkisterne fra de gvide bjerge / Morten Søndergard -- Forfatterbio -- Vaerkliste
  • Foreword & introduction / Lasse Andersson & Carline Nymark Zachariassen -- Marble as material and medium / Anders Troelsen -- The exquisite beauty of antiquity or a smug choice? / Minik Rosing -- Cold flesh, warm stone: fragments from a literary history of marble / Lise Villemoes Grønvold -- Marble and craftsmanship / Mette Marciniak -- The stones, antiquity, whiteness, the phenomenon and the concept--marble as material in the history of art / Amalie Skovmøller -- The anarchists from the white mountains / Morten Søndergaard -- About the authors -- List of Works
ISBN
  • 9788788307962
  • 8788307964
OCLC
  • on1344294029
  • 1344294029
  • SCSB-14506878
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Columbia University Libraries