| EXTRA: How Many Extra Layers Can We Graft Onto Reality Before It Collapses? | 
enlarge | Authors: David Deutsch, Seth Lloyd, Martin Tupper, Jutta Koether, Bob Nickas, Dieter Von Graffenried, Peter Fischli, David Weiss, Virginie Barre, Janine Gordon, Olivier Mosset, Eric Parker, Steven Parrino, Sylvie Fleury, Christian Jankowski, Edwin Wurm Creator: Marc-olivier Wahler Publisher: Swiss Institute/Christoph Merian Verlag Category: Book
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ISBN: 1884692079 Dewey Decimal Number: 708 EAN: 9781884692079 ASIN: 1884692079
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Product Description The inspiration for this book can be found in the question posed in its subtitle. Aiming to define a new way of grasping the concept of reality, EXTRA plays with the idea that it is never really grasped. In a new realm of gliding over, through and between the surfaces of reality, art takes on diverse forms to reveal the extreme elasticity of the real. Twentyeight artists have come together to graft their layers onto reality pending its collapse such as Olaf Breuning, Wim Delvoye, Fischli & Weiss, Sylvie Fleury, Gelatin, Lori Hersberger, Christian Jankowski, Ugo Rondinone with John Giorno and Urs Fischer, Jim Shaw, Olav Westphalen and Erwin Wurm. Each artist has contributed an eight to ten page original visual essay. Collaborating in this drive to expose the depth and complexity of reality are critics, curators and physicists. David Deutsch and Seth Lloyd, quantum physicists, deliver a passionate round of "brain tennis" in their correspondence regarding the concept of multiple universes. The ephemeral texts of Martin Tupper appear throughout as nonsensical transmissions from another reality. Art critic Bob Nickas, along with several of the artists, round out and complete this multilayered collaboration. Edited by Marc-Olivier Wahler.~Essays by Bob Nickas, David Deutsch, Seth Lloyd and Martin Tupper. ~Foreword by Dieter von Graffenried. Flexi-bound, 6.25 x 8.25 in./440 pgs / 340 color 45 BW0 duotone 0 ~ Item D20286
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