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Rizzoli Gabriel Orozco: Museo Jumex Exhibition Book

Name: Rizzoli Gabriel Orozco: Museo Jumex Exhibition Book
Brand: Rizzoli
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This comprehensive volume from Rizzoli documents the major Gabriel Orozco exhibition at the Museo Jumex in Mexico City. As the first major overview of Orozco's practice in Mexico in over fifteen years, this book provides a deep look at an artist whose work occupies the entirety of the museum space. Curated by Briony Fer, the publication adopts a thematic approach to examine Orozco's practice over the last thirty years. Readers can explore how the artist navigates different aspects of his evolving body of work, including his relationship with space, time, process, and the world. Each section of the exhibition is reflected in the text, offering a structured way to understand his creative journey. This long-overdue publication includes a specialized essay by Briony Fer and in-depth content that makes it an essential addition to any art library or collection. It serves as a vital record of a landmark moment in contemporary art, capturing the essence of an exhibition that spans multiple floors and diverse themes.

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Comprehensive overview of Gabriel Orozco's practice in Mexico, marking his first major exhibition in the country in more than fifteen years.

Curated by Briony Fer, providing a professional thematic approach to the artist's work spanning thirty years.

Explores key artistic concepts including the relations of work and world, space and time, and the nature of process.

Includes a dedicated essay by curator Briony Fer to provide expert context and depth to the exhibition content.

Documents a major exhibition that occupies the entire Museo Jumex, covering work across multiple floors and themes.

Published by Rizzoli, ensuring high quality for collectors of contemporary art and photography books.

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Brand: Rizzoli
Colour: Brown
Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 8891843415
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 April 2025
Listed Since: 09 August 2024

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