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Electric light as a theme and 'material' (in the broadest sense) of art plays an important role in the oeuvre of Dutch artist Jan van Munster (1939). Since the 1970s, and in particular since developing his Brainwaves (from 1997 on), many of his sculptures work with sources of light or may be described as illuminants radiating into the surrounding space. This book for the first time comprehensively documents the extremely heterogeneous group of van Munster's works with light, thus impressively demonstrating the significance and the diverse use of light in the work of the sculptor--
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Jan van Munster: die Energie des Bildhauers = the energy of the sculptor = de energie van de beeldhouwer
2001, Chorus
in German
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Jan van Munster - Die Energie des Bildhauers, The energy of the sculptor, De energie van de beeldhouwer. Anl asslich der Ausstellungen in Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst, MUHKA, Antwerpen...
Publish date unknown, Chorus Verlag f. Kunst u. Wissenschaft , Mainz u.M unchen
in Multiple languages
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German, Dutch, English.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 332-339).
Published on the occasion of exhibitions held in the Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst, MUKHA, Antwerpen and five other museums.
"This book presents an overview of Jan van Munster's work in the past forty years."--P. 8.
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