What about Power?: Inquiries into Contemporary Sculpture - Mary Ceruti - Books - Black Dog Press - 9781908966841 - August 10, 2015
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What about Power?: Inquiries into Contemporary Sculpture


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What About Power? traces a genealogy of sculptural works that engage with notions of power, and more widely looks at power as a popular thematic for contemporary sculptural art.


Publisher Marketing: What about Power? is the second book in our three part Inquiries into Contemporary Sculpture series, which explores a range of thematics within the field of contemporary sculptural art. What about Power? draws together a range of perspectives that examine the contemporary intersections of power and sculpture. From ritual to monument, sculpture is embedded within various power dynamics, whether political, spiritual, erotic, or otherwise. Sculpture's relationship to power is distinct, as it is engaged with particular spatial and physical realms hinged on considerations of architecture and the body. The book reflects on themes of will, subjugation, desire, fetish, scale, and reflects on the way these relationships have shifted throughout time. The contributors to this publication speak to where they stand now, asking, what are the power dynamics around sculpture today? Comprising essays, short reflections and images throughout, What about Power? is a comprehensive and insightful exploration, with contributions from an international assemblage of artists, writers, art historians and curators working in the field. Contributors include: Heman Chong, Malik Gaines, Gordon Hall, Anthea Hamilton, Jumana Manna and Carissa Rodriguez.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released August 10, 2015
ISBN13 9781908966841
Publishers Black Dog Press
Genre Aspects (Academic) > Art Aspects
Pages 96
Dimensions 251 × 183 × 8 mm   ·   294 g
Editor Ceruti, Mary
Editor Katrib, Ruba

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