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Days like these : Tate triennial exhibition of contemporary British art 2003 / Judith Nesbitt and Jonathan Watkins ; with an essay by Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith ; contributions by Lizzie Carey-Thomas ... [et al.] ; [Kutlug Ataman ... [et al.]]
Publication details: London : Tate, 2003Description: 160 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cmISBN:- 1854374575
- Tate triennial exhibition of contemporary British art 2003
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Summary: Days Like These provides an accessible and extensively illustrated snapshot of the state of contemporary art in Britain today. Published to accompany the second Tate Triennial exhibition, it presents 23 artists working in a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, film, video, photography, and sound works, and provides an opportunity to see the work of such emerging artists as Gillian Carnegie and Jim Lambie alongside new work by such established names as Richard Hamilton, Cornelia Parker, Richard Deacon, and Rachel Whiteread. Whatever their medium, artists today are scrutinizing art and its history as closely as they scrutinize the world we live in. Days Like These reveals the breadth of thoughtfulness, humor, subtlety, and complexity in contemporary British art.
Unbelievers / Jonathan Watkins -- On Being Sane in Insane Places / Judith Nesbitt -- Dreambases and Datascapes / Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith -- Kutlug Ataman -- Margaret Barron -- David Batchelor -- Gillian Carnegie -- Nathan Coley -- David Cunningham -- Dexter Dalwood -- Ian Davenport -- Richard Deacon -- Peter Doig -- Ceal Floyer -- Richard Hamilton -- Tim Head -- Jim Lambie -- Mike Marshall -- Sarah Morris -- Paul Noble -- Cornelia Parker -- Susan Philipsz -- Nick Relph and Oliver Payne -- George Shaw -- Rachel Whiteread -- Shizuka Yokomizo.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | N 6768 .N47 2003 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 649301 |
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Published on the occasion of the exhibition at Tate Britain, 26 February-26 May 2003
Includes bibliographical references
Unbelievers / Jonathan Watkins -- On Being Sane in Insane Places / Judith Nesbitt -- Dreambases and Datascapes / Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith -- Kutlug Ataman -- Margaret Barron -- David Batchelor -- Gillian Carnegie -- Nathan Coley -- David Cunningham -- Dexter Dalwood -- Ian Davenport -- Richard Deacon -- Peter Doig -- Ceal Floyer -- Richard Hamilton -- Tim Head -- Jim Lambie -- Mike Marshall -- Sarah Morris -- Paul Noble -- Cornelia Parker -- Susan Philipsz -- Nick Relph and Oliver Payne -- George Shaw -- Rachel Whiteread -- Shizuka Yokomizo.
Days Like These provides an accessible and extensively illustrated snapshot of the state of contemporary art in Britain today. Published to accompany the second Tate Triennial exhibition, it presents 23 artists working in a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, film, video, photography, and sound works, and provides an opportunity to see the work of such emerging artists as Gillian Carnegie and Jim Lambie alongside new work by such established names as Richard Hamilton, Cornelia Parker, Richard Deacon, and Rachel Whiteread. Whatever their medium, artists today are scrutinizing art and its history as closely as they scrutinize the world we live in. Days Like These reveals the breadth of thoughtfulness, humor, subtlety, and complexity in contemporary British art.
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