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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
lard, felt, and honey,
This review is from: What Is Art?: Conversations with Joseph Beuys (Paperback)
Volker Harlan has some interesting thoughts, however, I enjoyed this book for the conversations with Beuys. In general I'm not so interested in opinions on someone else's work. I prefer to misunderstand the source, as opposed to misunderstanding someone else's interpretation.
The are some great moments that illuminate the manner in which a conversation with materials happens, and how this conversation starts in the artist's mind. There is a fantastic paragraph or two where Bueys gives a clear description of verbal communication as being a physical 'material' exchange. Absolutely beautiful. |
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What Is Art?: Conversations with Joseph Beuys by Joseph Beuys (Paperback - Dec. 2004)
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