Alberto Giacometti - Jean-Paul Sartre - English Book

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What Meets The Eye.

For the first time in recent history, a publication on Alberto Giacometti and his work is being released in Denmark. The book is published in connection with the exhibition "Alberto Giacometti – What Meets the Eye" and has been created through an exclusive collaboration between the Fondation Giacometti in Paris and SMK in Copenhagen.

In the catalog, readers get up close to Giacometti's works and the research concept behind the exhibition. The catalog includes key, newly translated original texts by philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and Giacometti himself, along with four current articles by Danish and French researchers. Notably, it also features illustrations of the exhibition's works in a new, improved quality, presented in a way that supports the research points and the exhibition's concept.

The focal point is Giacometti's break with the surrealist environment, of which he was a part until 1934-35, and the affinity seen between his late work and post-war phenomenologically inspired thinkers such as Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. In addition to presenting the thinking and experiences that underlie Giacometti's artistic method, the book also provides insight into post-war Paris, the places, and personalities that Giacometti surrounded himself with.

Omslagsgrafiker: Anni’s

Omslagsillustrator: Alberto Giacometti

Forord af: Astrid la Cour

Oversat af: René Lauritsen

Illustreret af: Alberto Giacometti

Tegnet af: Alberto Giacometti

Fagredaktør: Thomas Lederballe & Émilie Bouvard

Redaktør: Cecilie Høgsbro Østergaard

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