Brian Jungen /
Brian Jungen has been celebrated for transforming basic consumer items into evocative objects, rich with humor and meaning. A member of the Doig River band of the Dunne-za Nation, he uses unexpected materials to challenge the influence ethnography has in forming cultural identity. The first survey o...
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Vancouver, B.C. : Berkeley [Calif.] :
Douglas & McIntyre ; Distributed in the U.S. by Publishers Group West,
[2005], ©2005
Vancouver, B.C. : Berkeley [Calif.] : c2005 Vancouver, B.C. : Berkeley [Calif.] : ©2005 Vancouver, B.C. : Berkeley [Calif.] : [2005] |
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Table of Contents:
- Prototypes for new understandings / Daina Augaitis
- High curios / Cuauhtémoc Medina
- Collapsing utopias : Brian Jungen's minimalist tactics / Trevor Smith
- Capp Street project / Ralph Rugoff
- Habitat 04 / Kitty Scott
- In conversation / Brian Jungen and Simon Starling
- Prototypes for new understandings / Daina Augaitis
- High curios / Cuauhtémoc Medina
- Collapsing utopias : Brian Jungen's minimalist tactics / Trevor Smith
- Capp Street project / Ralph Rugoff
- Habitat 04 / Kitty Scott
- In conversation / Brian Jungen and Simon Starling
- Prototypes for new understandings / Daina Augaitis
- High curios / Cuauhtemoc Medina
- Collapsing utopias : Brian Jungen's minimalist tactics / Trevor Smith
- Capp Street project / Ralph Rugoff
- Habitat 04 / Kitty Scott
- In conversation / Brian Jungen and Simon Starling
- Prototypes for new understandings / Daina Augaitis
- High curios / Cuauhtemoc Medina
- Collapsing utopias : Brian Jungen's minimalist tactics / Trevor Smith
- Capp Street project / Ralph Rugoff
- Habitat 04 / Kitty Scott
- In conversation / Brian Jungen and Simon Starling