"Michael Joo employs a rarely seen range of language and structure, and his work represents a turning point in early 21st-century sculpture. Like Beuys, he creates a rich and complex oeuvre that is often misunderstood. Touted as shamanistic by some due to this reflective nature, Joo's art, in fact, embodies the eclectic character of the information age......Joo's work formulates far more than a singular and linear flow of events, creating multi-temporal pathways, a plurality echoing the nebulous flow of perception, information and identity." - excerpt from the text 'The Real and the Imagined' by Paul Black.
First significant monograph of Korean American artist Michael Joo, spanning two decades of work. Book includes the artist's extended captions alongside each project. List of works included.
First significant monograph of Korean American artist Michael Joo, spanning two decades of work. Book includes the artist's extended captions alongside each project. List of works included.
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Onsite
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publisher
Location code
MON.JOM
Language
English
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2007
No of pages
212
ISBN / ISSN
9781904212102
No of copies
1
Content type
artist monograph
Chapter headings
(Interview) - Michael JOO, 주마이클, Hans Ulrich OBRIST
Where there is (artificial) smoke there is fervour - Bruce W. FERGUSON
The Real and the Imagined - Michael JOO, 주마이클, Paul BLACK
Michael Joo: In Flux - TAE Hyunsun, 태현선
Michael Joo
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