Jannis Kounellis – Cheim & Read 2006, Edition of 1,000

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A limited edition exhibition catalogue published by Cheim & Read, New York, to accompany Jannis Kounellis’s first exhibition with the gallery, held from November 2006 to January 2007.

Published in an edition of only 1,000 copies, the catalogue documents a group of works created by Kounellis in 2006 and reflects his continued exploration of industrial and everyday materials including iron, clothing, wire and found objects.

A defining figure of Arte Povera, Kounellis transformed ordinary materials into powerful sculptural installations concerned with history, labour, memory and the relationship between art and everyday life.

Published by Cheim & Read, New York
2006
Limited edition of 1,000 copies
Softcover
48 pages
English

Condition: Very Good. Light signs of age and handling to the covers, with the interior remaining clean and well preserved. Please refer to the photographs for the condition of this individual copy.

An uncommon exhibition publication from one of the most important figures associated with Arte Povera.

A limited edition exhibition catalogue published by Cheim & Read, New York, to accompany Jannis Kounellis’s first exhibition with the gallery, held from November 2006 to January 2007.

Published in an edition of only 1,000 copies, the catalogue documents a group of works created by Kounellis in 2006 and reflects his continued exploration of industrial and everyday materials including iron, clothing, wire and found objects.

A defining figure of Arte Povera, Kounellis transformed ordinary materials into powerful sculptural installations concerned with history, labour, memory and the relationship between art and everyday life.

Published by Cheim & Read, New York
2006
Limited edition of 1,000 copies
Softcover
48 pages
English

Condition: Very Good. Light signs of age and handling to the covers, with the interior remaining clean and well preserved. Please refer to the photographs for the condition of this individual copy.

An uncommon exhibition publication from one of the most important figures associated with Arte Povera.