An edition of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (2017)

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

collection guide

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An edition of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (2017)

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

collection guide

With the help of 100 artworks, this book guides you through the collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Learn more about Kazimir Malevich's groundbreaking abstract paintings, the ingeniously knotted chair by Marcel Wanders, nearly kitschy art by Jeff Koons, and Rineke Dijkstra's intense portraits. Ten introductory texts impart everything you need to know in 1,000 words about modern art, photography, and design. For instance, why waste and junk can also be art. Or why something skillfully appropriated in art is better than badly conceived. Or why these days an unsuspecting visitor can suddenly join in a work of art.

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Stedelijk Museum
Language
English
Pages
415

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Edition Notes

"Stedelijk cat. no. 938"--Colophon.

Includes index.

Published in
Amsterdam
Other Titles
Let me be your guide
Copyright Date
2017

Classifications

Library of Congress
N2463 .A4 2017b

The Physical Object

Pagination
415 pages
Number of pages
415

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44370230M
Internet Archive
stedelijkmuseuma0000amst
ISBN 10
9050061990
ISBN 13
9789050061995
OCLC/WorldCat
1026718728

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