ISBN:
9780300215731
Language:
English
Pages:
141 Seiten
,
Illustrationen
Year of publication:
2015
Keywords:
New York, NY
;
Jüdisches Museum
;
Ausstellung
Abstract:
The installations of the conceptual artist Barbara Bloom (b. 1951) have captivated audiences for decades. Since the 1970s, her work has consistently redefined the way in which viewers understand objects. Bloom siphons meaning from the things with which we surround ourselves, and crafts an experience that is at once personal and universal.0In this beautiful artists book, Bloom revisits her landmark 2013 solo exhibition at the Jewish Museum, New York. The book features images of the museums galleries reconstructed as rooms in a fictive house the music room, the boudoir, the analysts office formed of objects from the permanent collection. These staged spaces are intertwined with fragments of text and images drawn from intellectuals, artists, and authors, both historical and contemporary. Ranging from the charming (Torah pointers tipped with tiny hands, poised above a piano keyboard; silver spice containers shaped like peaches and pears) to the poignant (an empty, worn velvet case for a shofar horn; a Nazi playing card created from a defaced Torah), each object is infused with profound significance.
URL:
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