R795.00
A beautifully produced Serpentine Gallery exhibition catalogue showcasing the thought-provoking photographic works of internationally acclaimed contemporary artist Thomas Demand.
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Published to accompany the landmark exhibition held at the Serpentine Gallery, London, from 6 June to 20 August 2006, Thomas Demand is an exceptional monograph celebrating one of the most influential contemporary artists of the 21st century. Renowned for constructing intricate life-sized paper models of interiors and objects before photographing and destroying them, Thomas Demand challenges the viewer’s perception of reality, memory and representation. His meticulously crafted images blur the boundaries between photography, sculpture and conceptual art, making this volume an essential reference for collectors, curators, photographers, artists and students of contemporary visual culture.
Featuring high-quality colour reproductions of Demand’s celebrated works together with insightful accompanying texts, this beautifully produced exhibition catalogue offers a comprehensive overview of the artist’s practice during a pivotal period in his career. The sophisticated design and premium production values reflect the elegance and precision of Demand’s artistic vision, making the book equally desirable as a collectible art object.
Highly sought after by collectors of contemporary art, exhibition catalogues and museum publications, this edition remains an important record of a major international exhibition staged by London’s prestigious Serpentine Gallery. Whether purchased as a research resource, coffee-table art book or collectible exhibition catalogue, Thomas Demand is an outstanding addition to any library devoted to modern photography, conceptual art or contemporary exhibition history.
Condition – Very Good
Boards remain attractive overall. There is a noticeable surface scratch/score across the front cover laminate, together with a few light handling marks, as shown in the photographs. Rear board has only light shelf wear. Overall a very well-preserved copy with the front cover scratch being the principal defect.






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