Michelle Woo
Autor de Horizontal Parenting: How to Entertain Your Kid While Lying Down
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Horizontal Parenting: How to Entertain Your Kid… por Michelle Woo
This book is amazing! I would highly recommend it to parents of young children. It's a hardcover book with lots of bright pictures, and most importantly, it's got page after page after page of games and activities you can use while lying down (getting some of that much-needed rest) to keep your kid occupied. Hence, Horizontal Parenting.
Catalogue for the exhibition held at Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (Beijing, China) from November 26, 2011 - Feburary 25, 2012.
''This book is a record of the process, from conception, and ultimately, to exhibition, by which Zhan Wang created his largest installation piece, My Personal Universe. A wealth of documentation from the creative process is included, which take the reader behind-the-scenes for a first-hand look at the difficulties and challenges. The story begins with the search for the gigantic boulder used in the work. We are then led through the process of how it was blown up in mid-air and captured on high speed film from multiple angles, and also about hanging the stainless steel, replica rock fragments. Finally we see Zhan Wang replay the explosion in super slow motion on six massive screens, an astonishing moment as the artist recreates the birth of a new universe.' - excerpt from back flap
Includes artist interview, My Personal Universe project timeline, sketches, exhibition images, and documention of previous works.'
(Abstract source: http://www.aaa.org/hk/index)… (más)
''This book is a record of the process, from conception, and ultimately, to exhibition, by which Zhan Wang created his largest installation piece, My Personal Universe. A wealth of documentation from the creative process is included, which take the reader behind-the-scenes for a first-hand look at the difficulties and challenges. The story begins with the search for the gigantic boulder used in the work. We are then led through the process of how it was blown up in mid-air and captured on high speed film from multiple angles, and also about hanging the stainless steel, replica rock fragments. Finally we see Zhan Wang replay the explosion in super slow motion on six massive screens, an astonishing moment as the artist recreates the birth of a new universe.' - excerpt from back flap
Includes artist interview, My Personal Universe project timeline, sketches, exhibition images, and documention of previous works.'
(Abstract source: http://www.aaa.org/hk/index)… (más)
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