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How to talk to children about modern art / Barbe-Gall, Francoise; Dunn, Phoebe (Tr.) 2012  Book
Barbe-Gall, Francoise Book
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Publication London, Frances Lincoln Children's Book, 2012.
Description 176pYellow Spine
Summary/Abstract Uses questions and answers to anticipate how children react to 30 famous works by artists like Gustav Klimt, Pable Picasso and Andy Warhol.
Standard Number 9780711232891 Pb.
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Ice Cream: 10 Curators 100 Contemporary Artists 10 Source artists / Ice...(Title) 2007  Book
Ice...{Title} Book
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Publication New York, Phaidon Press Limited, 2007.
Description 443pSilver spine
Summary/Abstract A global survey of some of the most significant emerging artists working around 2007. Chosen by a team of ten internationally renowned curators, this exhibition-in-a-book acts as an expert guide to the trends of tomorrow.
Standard Number 9780714846804 Hb.
Key Words IBDP  Art, Modern - 21st century 
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New media art / Tribe, Mark; Jana, Reena 2006  Book
Tribe, Mark Book
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Publication Hong Kong, Taschen, 2006.
Description 96pPink Spine
Summary/Abstract Artists have always been early adopters of emerging media technologies, from Albrecht Dѓrer and his use of the printing press in the 16th century to Nam June Paik's experiments with video in the 1960s. The advent of the internet as a popular medium catalyzed a global art movement that began to explore the cultural, social, and aesthetic possibilities of such new communication technologies the web, CCTV surveillance cameras, cell phones, hand-held computers, and GPS devices. Focusing on New Media art as a specific art historical movement, this book explores its technologies, thematic content and conceptual strategies. New Media art often involves appropriation, collaboration, and the sharing of ideas and expressions, and frequently addresses issues of identity, commercialization, privacy, and the public domain. Many New Media artists are profoundly aware of their art historical antecedents, making reference to Dada, Pop Art, Conceptual art, Performance art, and Fluxus.
Standard Number 9780822830413 Pb.
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