Scarifications - Miguel Barceló et le musée Barbier

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An original confrontation between the works of Miquel Barceló and pieces from the Barbier-Mueller collections on the theme of scarification.

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Catalogue of the exhibition "Scarifications. Miquel Barceló & the Barbier-Mueller Museum", presented at the Barbier-Mueller Museum, Geneva (12 October 2023 - 21 April 2024).

Cuts, incisions and scratches are the expression of an artistic or ritual practice, marks of belonging or traces with prophylactic, therapeutic, aesthetic or erotic virtues. These scarifications are the meeting point of a multitude of visual experiences.

The catalogue offers an expressive and exceptional encounter between works by Miquel Barceló and non-Western artefacts from the Barbier-Mueller collections.

Contents

Preface

Experiencing the matter of the world
A brief overview of a non-Western theory of form

Works and texts by Miquel Barceló

Objects from the Barbier-Mueller collections

Notes

Bibliography


  • Reference
    9782382031520
  • In stock
    1 Item
  • EAN13
    9782382031520

  • Artist
    Miguel Barceló
  • Author
    Collectif
  • Publisher
    Musée Barbier-Müller Genève
  • Format
    Ouvrage broché
  • Number of pages
    100
  • Language
    Bilingue Français / English
  • Dimensions
    275 x 210
  • Technique(s)
    75 illustrations
  • Published
    2023
  • Museum
    Musée Barbier-Müller Genève
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