Laurent Goei

Laurent Goei - Remix

• Author(s): Sabine Rusterholz

• Categories: Art, Swiss

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2007
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Art 32 Basel

• Author(s): Samuel Keller

• Categories: Art

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2001
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• Publisher: Unknown

Art Basel is considered the world's leading fair for modern and contemporary art. The fair catalogue presents the most extensive overview of offerings on the international art market as well as information about this important annual art world event. An indispensable reference and popular collector's item for art lovers, the catalogue features over 600 illustrations, detailed information on the 250 leading galleries in Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Australia, an index of 1,000 prominent artists and the galleries representing them, an index of art publications from all over the world, and essays on the development of art and the art market by important authors--who have in the past included Harold Szeemann and Christian von Faber-Castell. This is an essential reference for all serious art professionals and collectors.

Frieze

• Categories: Art, Modern

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2001
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Art 35 Basel : la mostra d'arte

• Author(s): Art Basel

• Categories: Art

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2004
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• Publisher: Unknown

Dubbed the "Olympics of the art world" by The New York Times, the Art Basel fair offers one of the largest and most comprehensive overviews of modern and contemporary art in the world. In addition to a list of leading galleries and artists the world over, this catalogue features over 500 illustrations of selected works, for a categorical run-down of what's available on the international market at the start of the 21st century.

30 ans à Paris

• Author(s): Centre culturel suisse

• Categories: Art museums

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2015
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• Publisher: Companyédition Noir sur Blanc/Centre culturel suisse

Le Centre culturel suisse de Paris n'est pas une de ces institutions-vitrines aux ordres d'un ministère, et c'est bien son indépendance de ton et de programmation qui en a fait un lieu incontournable, entre autres, pour l'art contemporain et les arts de la scène. Le CCS fête ses trente ans : une occasion de retracer, à travers les 400 pages d'un livre richement illustré, son histoire, ses coups d'éclats, ses moments de grâce. Mais au-delà du passé, ce livre offre également une mise en lumière de 30 artistes suisses dont le parcours est lié, d'une façon ou d'une autre, au centre de la rue des Francs-Bourgeois, parmi lesquels : les plasticiens Fischli & Weiss, l'écrivain-voyageu...