'Genius, bohemian, social rebel, moral provocateur, charismatic visionary. The artist has always been surrounded by enchanting myths. Today, in a globalized world, many aspects of artistic practice are shifting and, as a result, creating new relationships between the artist and art institutions, collectors, and the art market. The last position is especially interesting and complex as it oscillates between celebration and indifference, affirmation and refusal of the market and its opportunities. 

Briefly but inspiringly, Marta Gnyp analyses the fascinating phenomena that has influenced and shaped the context in which contemporary artists produce their artworks and present them to the public and collectors. In exclusive and personal interviews, several prominent contemporary artists reflect on the idea of being an artist today, talking about their private motivations and ambitions, about art in general and their art in particular, and about their experiences of the ungraspable transformations that are shaping the world today.' - from back cover.
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REF.GNM
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English

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Publication/Creation date

2013

No of pages

303

ISBN / ISSN

9789197998567

No of copies

1

Content type

interview documentation

Chapter headings

Breaking the Code - Marta GNYP

Ai Weiwei

Berlinde de Bruyckere

Matthew Day Jackson

Elmgreen & Dragset

Valerie Favre

Urs Fischer

Subodh Gupta

Terence Koh

Michael Kunze

Gabriel Lester

Eoin McHugh

Boris Mikhailov

Matthew Monahan

Robin Rhode

Andrei Roiter

Willem de Rooij

Stefan Ruitenbeek

Thomas Schutte

Pascale Marthine Tayou

Ulay

Artur Zmijewski

Robbert Dijkgraaf

Made in Mind: Myths and Realities of the Contemporary Artist
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Made in Mind: Myths and Realities of the Contemporary Artist