Felipe Ehrenberg
pretérito imperfecto = past imperfect.
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Author
Contributions
- Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil. - Contributor
- Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (Mexico) - Contributor
Publication
1993 - Sociedad Mexicana de Arte Moderno, México, D.F, Mexico
Language
English
Word Count
21,500 words, Guess
Page Count
86 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-10968660006X
- ISBN-139789686600063
- Goodreads4162722
- Library of Congress Control Number93232580
- Open LibraryOL1036975M
Classifications
- DDC709/.2
- LCCN6559.E37 A4 1993
Description
"Felipe Ehrenberg is recognized in Mexico as an extraordinary draftsman, but is better known internationally as a mail and media artist and for his performance and installation works. He also has a prestigious reputation as a book artist and has produced several seminal works in this field. This artist's book is extraordinary not only for its contents and its outstanding design - it is perhaps one of the best looking artist's books on our list this season - but also for the way it took shape. "I don't believe in being baroque," the artist wrote to the designer, "but I chose Manchuria because it shares the 'M' with Mexico; you could have green, white and green like a soldier's fatigues ... everyone has heard of Manchuria, few know where it is ... just like my work." The very title of the book is a faithful reflection of Mexico's situation at the beginning of the new millennium."--Jacket.
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- Felipe Ehrenberg: pretérito imperfecto = past imperfect.
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