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Die Bildwelten biologischer Experimentalsysteme als Kunst- und Theorieobjekt

Rickli, HannesEditeurGuggenheim, MichaelContributionHediger, VinzenzContributionHoffmann, ChristophContributionMüllerschön, NicolaContributionZimmermann, YvonneContributionSchenker, ChristophAvant-propos

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Description

Documents an artistic research project on audio-visual recordings of biological experimentation as a source for creating art.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-85881-325-1

Type de produitLivre

ReliureRelié

ÉditeurScheidegger & Spiess

Date de parution01.07.2011

SérieSchriftenreihe des Institute for Contemporary Art Research (IFCAR), Zürcher Hochschule dr Künste (ZHdK

No. de série06

Pages368 pages

LangueAllemand

DimensionsLargeur 190 mm, Hauteur 285 mm, Épaisseur 33 mm

Poids1500 g

Illustrations714 farb. u. 404 schw.-w. Abb. Englischer Text in separatem Beiheft (broschiert)

Groupe de produitsBeaux-arts

CatégorieArt

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Serge Stauffer: Kunst als Forschung

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Auteur

Hannes Rickli has been educated as a photographer and read theory of design at the former School of Art and Design Zurich (now part of Zurich University of the Arts). He has been working as an artist since 1991 and shown his work in solo and group exhibitions mainly in Switzerland and Germany. Michael Guggenheim is a scholar in sociology and head of Swiss National Science Foundation research projects at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Zurich. Vinzenz Hediger is professor for science of film at the Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany. Christoph Hoffmann is professor for history of science at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland. Nicola Mullerschon is doing her PhD degree at the Institute of Art History's Pro*Doc Art & Science post-graduate program at the University of Zurich. Christoph Schenker is professor of philosophy of art and head of the Institute of Contemporary Art Research at the Zurich University of the Arts. Yvonne Zimmermann is research assistant at the Institute for the science of film at the University of Zurich.