Emmanuel Van der Auwera

A Certain Amount of Clarity

Emmanuel Van der Auwera
Caroline Dumalin, Harlan Levey, Amanda Saroff, Justine Ludwig, Hans de Wolf, Ive Stevenheydens
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Hardback
h298 x 200mm - 288pg
27 Oct 2020 US
International import eta 10-30 days
9780300253948
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An illustrated survey of the work of contemporary Belgian artist Emmanuel Van der Auwera The work of Brussels-based Belgian artist Emmanuel Van der Auwera (b. 1982) provides cautionary tales and tools for navigating information in post-truth times, making use of emerging technologies, the architecture of mass media, and more traditional approaches to image making. This book is the first to document and explore his films, VideoSculptures, and "Memento" series.
Amanda Saroff is a writer, researcher, and curator in contemporary art and architecture. Harlan Levey is a Cleveland-born, Brussels-based author and curator turned gallerist.

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