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Beuys, Joseph; Smithson, Robert; Matta-Clark, Gordon; Fend, Peter; Fitzgibbon, Colen; Holzer, Jenny; Nadin, Peter; Prince, Richard; Winters, Robin; Jansen, Heather; Mosher, Kärsten; Oppenheim, Dennis; Sharits, Paul; Staehle, Wolfgang; Günther, Ingo; Lehmann, Gregory; Vaterlaus, Eve; Waltemath, Joan.
This book explores the intersection of art, environmentalism, and global politics through the lens of Peter Fend's expansive artistic practice. It presents a collection of works and ideas that challenge conventional boundaries, focusing on Fend's conceptualizations of the Earth as a singular, interconnected entity. The book documents his engagement with cartography, ecological systems, and geopolitical structures, often presented through large-scale installations and diagrams.
This publication is recognized as a significant document of Peter Fend's influential artistic career, particularly his pioneering work in ecological and geopolitical art. The book is valued for its comprehensive presentation of his conceptual approach and its inclusion of diverse artistic voices that engaged with similar themes. It serves as a key reference for understanding the development of environmental art and its critical engagement with global systems.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
Publisher:
Oktagon-Verlag
ISBN-10:
3927789720
ISBN-13:
9783927789722
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