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For over a decade, sculptor Pawel Althamer has been at the forefront of the Polish contemporary art movement. Emerging from the infamous "Kowalski Studio" at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts, Althamer continues to investigate the intricacies of human relationships and question the limits and deeper meaning of individual and social identity. 2000 Words: Pawel Althamer presents the wide array of the artist's work in the Dakis Joannou Collection, along with a thoughtful essay by Massimiliano Gioni communicating the artist's commitment to the transformative potential of art. Conceived by Gioni and published by the Deste Foundation, each monograph in the new 2000 Words series combines a critical, forthright essay with a survey of an artist's works in this important collection.
This book explores the work of contemporary Polish sculptor Pawel Althamer, focusing on his contributions to the Dakis Joannou Collection and his ongoing investigation into human relationships and identity. Massimiliano Gioni's essay delves into Althamer's commitment to art's transformative potential, examining his artistic evolution since his time in the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts'
The '2000 Words' series, as presented by the Deste Foundation and conceived by Massimiliano Gioni, aims to provide a critical and comprehensive look at contemporary artists. This volume, focusing on Pawel Althamer, combines an in-depth essay with a visual survey of his works held in a significant private collection. The approach suggests a publication geared towards serious art collectors, curators, and scholars interested in the Polish contemporary art scene and the specific contributions of Althamer.
Page Count:
111
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Deste Foundation for Contemporary Art
ISBN-10:
9609931472
ISBN-13:
9789609931472
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