monograph
Berlin
South and Central America
21 x 26 cm
ISBN978-8499592381





monograph
Berlin
Europe, Africa
21.5 x 27.5 cm
ISBN978-3956793189





artist bookmonograph
Paris
Europe, Africa
21 x 29 cm
ISBN978-2918063360





artist book
Berlin
South and Central America
16.5 x 23.5 cm
ISBN978-3956793226

Read Thread is an artist book by Cecilia Vicuna, a writer and visual artist, that invites us to follow the thread beyond the western linear idea of time towards an endless movement of celestial patterns and its reflection in the human and landscape body. Vicuna, who left Chile 1973 during the dictatorship first for London, lived then in Bogota and after in New York, refers back to different indigenous concepts and techniques, which she poetically and politically interprets and places in tension with the current ecological and economical disaster.
Topics: artist writing, drawing, ecology, embodied identities, feminist, history and memory, installation, landscape, materiality, painting, performance, postcolonial, protest, weaving




monograph
Cologne
Europe, East Asia
25.4 x 30.5 cm
ISBN978-3960983576





monograph
London
West & Central Asia, Europe
23.5 x 30 cm
ISBN978-3960981602





monograph
New York
Africa
22.8 x 28 cm
ISBN978-1633450547






monograph
Cologne
South Asia, East Asia, Oceania
18.2 x 24.1 cm
ISBN978-3865603999





exhibition catalogue
Ghent
Europe, Africa
21,5 x 27,5 cm
ISBN978-94-6161-414-8





exhibition catalogue
Vancouver
North America
20.3 x 25.4 cm
ISBN978-1988708003





theory & essays
Montreal
North America
20.3 x 25.4 cm
ISBN978-0773549371





theory & essays
Ghent
North America, South and Central America, Europe, South Asia
20 x 25 cm
ISBN978-9490693473





theory & essays
Minneapolis, Minn.
North America, Europe, Central and South America, Africa
17.8 x 25.4 cm
ISBN978-0816640966


Jill Casid is a historian, theorist and practising artist based in the US. This study draws on an extraordinary range of resources for cultural criticism to explore colonial landscapes in the eighteenth century and their legacy today. In tracing the language and visual culture of plants and horticulture from literature, botanical illustration, garden design, and written archives she considers associations between colonial landscapes and heteronormativity. Casid gathers together and multiplies feminist, queer and postcolonial readings of concepts such as hybridity, productivity, fertility, rootedness, and displacement.
Topics: embodied identities, history and memory, landscape, materiality, postcolonial, race, writing




Tel Aviv
West & Central Asia, Europe
ISBN978-9657161838





London
Europe
23 x 29,7 cm
ISBN978-3960984726






Dortmund
Europe
21 x 28 cm
ISBN978-3862067169





Nürnberg
Europe, West & Central Asia
21 x 27,8 cm
ISBN978-3903131170





Ostfildern
South and Central America
21 x 27.3 cm
ISBN978-3775745512




