An edition of Landscape/landscript
(2013)
Landscape/landscript
nature as language in the art of Xu Bing
by S. J. Vainker, Judith Goldman, Peter D. McDonald, and Xu, Bing
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The importance of the written word in Chinese art - as inscription, decoration or calligraphy with brush and ink - is one of the most discussed topics in the history of Chinese art. Here, Xu Bing examines the systems within the written language itself, illustrating how the visual elements articulate or create a relationship between the language user and the myriad objects around him.
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Landscape/landscript: nature as language in the art of Xu Bing
2013, Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford
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1854442694 9781854442697
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Director's foreword
Introduction / Shelagh Vainker
Notes on Xu Bing's prints / Judith Goldman
The path to landscript / Shelagh Vainker
On early landscape influences / Xu Bing
Catalogue entries 1-71
Landscript / Shelagh Vainker
Landscript series / Xu Bing
Catalogue entries 72-77
Landscape and learning / Shelagh Vainker
On painting and teaching / Xu Bing
Catalogue entries 78-93
'The space between': ways of looking at the art of Xu Bing / Peter D. McDonald
The sort of artist I am / Xu Bing
Xu Bing biographical timeline
Further reading
Acknowlegement.
Edition Notes
Published to accompany the exhibition of the same name held at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 28th February-19th May 2013.
Map on inside covers.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 204).
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