Zero group (3 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. ZERO GUTAI KUSAMA. Catalogue for the Exhibition that took place at Bonhams, London, from October 11 through October 20, 2015. Softcovers, 8x10 inches (19.5x26 cm), 119 pages. (Bonhams, London 11 - 20 October 2015). Illustrated throughout in color and b&w. FINE condition, tight, bright, clean and unmarked. About the ZERO and GUTAI and KUSAMA (from Wikipedia and elsewhere): ******The ZERO and GUTAI art movements were radical, postwar international avant-garde groups that redefined art by prioritizing materials, performance, and the creative process over traditional representation. Both groups rejected prewar conventions, deeply influencing later conceptual and performance art. Yayoi KUSAMA shared their avant-garde visions and took part in many of their exhibitions. GUTAI Art Association (Japan) was founded in 1954 in the Osaka-Kobe region by Jirō Yoshihara, Gutai was an influential collective of Japanese artists known for experimental, action-based works. Artists were instructed to "never imitate others" and to allow the human spirit and raw physical materials to "shake hands" without dominating one another. Famous for interactive, large-scale installations, live performances, and unconventional methods, such as painting with feet or launching paint from cannons. ZERO (Germany) was founded in the late 1950s in Düsseldorf by Heinz Mack and Otto Piene. The ZERO group sought a clean break from the destruction of World War II to create a new, positive beginning for art. Artists embraced light, movement, space, vibration, and monochrome colors (often utilizing pure white, light reflections, and kinetic sculptures). They shifted focus from the artist's personal touch to the autonomous life of light and mechanical movement. KUSAMA (Japan). Yayoi Kusama was not an official member of either the Zero or Gutai movements. However, she shared their avant-garde philosophies, and became an active participant in their European exhibitions during the 1960's.****** From the Bonhams announcement of the show: ****** 20 masterpieces by the GUTAI and ZERO groups from a private collection will be on exhibition at Bonhams from October 11 through October 20, [2015]. These avant-garde masterpieces by will be on view for the first time since the 1960s. It offers an opportunity to reassess these ground breaking art movements, both of which have recently been in the spotlight in exhibitions such as Zero: Countdown to Tomorrow at The Guggenheim, New York. Works by YAYOI KUSAMA, including Macaroni Shirt, Red Dots and Phallic Bottle Tray, will also be on show.****** Final Note: YOU SIMPLY MUST READ YAYOI KUSAMA'S WIKIPEDIA PAGE!!. ZERO GROUP, GUTAI GROUP, YAYOI KUSAMA (ilustrador). …

SOFTCOVER. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Square 4to in stiff card covers with thick card jacket, 81pp on stiff art paper, colour plates, etc. One of 500 copies made . [CONDITION: NEW copy in a NEW Dust Jacket ] . . . We always ship in STRONG PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS.

Square 4to. (212 x 214 mm). [19 leaves]. Introduction in Dutch and French by Marc Cammewaert, curator of the show. Text in French by Bathazar on Bury. Original stapled paper covers (half-sized front cover, showing the aluminated plate by Heinz Mack, as published). Slight creasing to cover, otherwise a very good copy. The very early and rare document on the Zero Group and New Realism together with the invitation to the vernissage. This legendary exhibition was held at the Hessenhuis, Antwerp, March 21 - May 3, 1959, the vernissage was on 21st March. Contributing artists were Breer, Pol Bury, Yves Klein, Heinz Mack, Mari, Bruno Munari, Necker, Dieter Rot, Soto, Daniel Spoerri, Jean Tinguely, and Van Hoeydonck. The catalogue contains 2 black and white reproductions of works by Mack; Otto Piene - text in German, French, English and 1 reproduction of the work 'reines Licht' (Pure Light); Pol Bury - two lacerated blank plates; Dieter Rot - 'Carré dépliable' (Unfoldable Square), originally published in No.2 of the Spoerri's artist magazine 'Material'; Emmett Williams - 'Progression', folding sheet, poem to be published in the forthcoming issue No.3 of 'Material'; P. Van Hoeydonck - a text by Maurits Blicke. Tinguely's contribution is the reproduction of his manifesto 'Für Statik' (For Statics) which he had dropped, just a week before the opening of this show (March 14th), from an airplane on Düsseldorf, Germany.…