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Saligia Michael Kvium
av Gummesson, AnnCatrin
Inbunden bok. Art and Theory. 2015. 76 sidor.

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ISBN

9789188031143

Titel

Saligia Michael Kvium

Författare

Gummesson, AnnCatrin

Förlag

Art and Theory

Utgivningsår

2015

Omfång

76 sidor

Bandtyp

Inbunden

Mått

299 x 283 mm Ryggbredd 14 mm

Vikt

910 g

Språk

Svenska

Baksidestext

Danish artist Michael Kvium s mode of expression is both fascinating and repellent. Against barren backgrounds, people are often presented as solitary and distorted in a critique of modern society and humanity. This book is published on the occasion of an exhibition of his work based on the seven deadly sins, its title an acronym reflecting the Latin words first written down in the sixth century. Kvium invites us to darkly encounter ourselves, at the same time questioning whether these moral values are still relevant today, from a contemporary perspective. Is it possible that some of the cardinal sins have become accepted driving forces, even virtues, in Western consumerism? The book is a co-publication between Art and Theory and Dunkers Kulturhus.

Art and Theory 9789188031143

ISBN: 9789188031143
Titel: Saligia Michael Kvium
Författare: Gummesson, AnnCatrin
Förlag: Art and Theory
Utgivningsår: 2015
Omfång: 76 sidor
Bandtyp: Inbunden
Mått: 299 x 283 mm Ryggbredd 14 mm
Vikt: 910 g
Språk: Svenska

Danish artist Michael Kvium s mode of expression is both fascinating and repellent. Against barren backgrounds, people are often presented as solitary and distorted in a critique of modern society and humanity. This book is published on the occasion of an exhibition of his work based on the seven deadly sins, its title an acronym reflecting the Latin words first written down in the sixth century. Kvium invites us to darkly encounter ourselves, at the same time questioning whether these moral values are still relevant today, from a contemporary perspective. Is it possible that some of the cardinal sins have become accepted driving forces, even virtues, in Western consumerism? The book is a co-publication between Art and Theory and Dunkers Kulturhus.