James Turrell: A Retrospective James Turrell's Works

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James Turrell creates works that explore the relationship between light and perception. In Japan, his works can be seen in the permanent exhibitions of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (2004), Afram, Pale Blue (1968), Open Field (2000), and Open Sky (2004) at the Chichu Art Museum in Kagawa Prefecture, and House of Light (2000) at Niigata Prefecture. His works are also currently on display at the large-scale exhibition "Light - Turner, From Impressionism to Modernity" at the Tate Gallery.

This book reveals the origins and motivations of James Turrell's diverse and provocative body of work. Whether he is projecting shapes onto a flat wall or into the corners of a gallery space, Turrell always invites us to 'step in and welcome the light'.
Exploring every aspect of Turrell's career, this monograph spans everything from his early geometric light projections, prints and drawings to installations exploring sensory deprivation and seemingly unregulated colored light fields, to his two-dimensional experiments with holograms.

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Part numberGART13030J-9781636810799

Specification hardcover/26.04 x 3.81 x 30.48 cm/304p

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