Books by Vanessa Theodoropoulou Practicable (1st Edition) by Samuel Bianchini Erik Verhagen Nathalie Delbard Larisa Dryansky Margit Rosen Luke Skrebowski Simon Penny Vanes saTheodoropoul ouEmanuele Quinz Glória Ferreira Marion Hohlfeldt Christophe Charles Eric Kluitenberg Arnd Schneider Anna Dezeuze Pierre Huyghe Véronique Goudinoux Judith Ickowicz Katrin Gattinger Giovanna Zapperi Diedrich Diederichsen Peter Lunenfeld Sarah Cook Christophe Leclerq Renate Wiehager Catherine Wood Jean-Pierre Cometti Jean-Paul Fourmenetraux Jean-Louis Boissier Jean-Christophe Bailly Janet Kraynak Françoise Parfait Gilles Froger Jean Gagnon Christophe Domino Daniel Pinkas Andrea Urlberger Madeline Schwartzman Dominique Moulon Julie Martin Franz Erhard Walther Jochen Gerz Piero Gilardi Peter Weibel Masaki Fujihata Dominique Cunin Mayumi Okura Thomas Hirschhorn Eddie Panier Jordan Crandall Anne Zeitz Rirkrit Tiravanija Chantal Pontbriand Seiko Mikami Hiroko Myokam Ernesto Neto Rafael Lozano-Hemmer Alberto Sánchez Balmisa Matt Adams Frédérik Lesage Usman Haque Valérie Châtelet Helen Evans Heiko Hansen Lawrence Malstaf Jeppe Hein Ferderik Schikowski Bruno Latour Nicolas Bourriaud Claire Bishop David Zerbib Sean Cubitt Hardcover , 952 Pages , Published 2016 by The Mit Press ISBN-13: 978-0-262-03475-3, ISBN: 0-262-03475-1 "Critical analyses, case studies, and artist interviews examine works of art that are realized with the physical involvement of the viewer. How are we to understand works of art that are realized with the physical involvement of the viewer? A relationship between a work of art and its audience that is rooted in an experience that is both aesthetic and physical? Today, these works often use digital technologies, but artists have created p ..."
Anna Lea Hucht by Christoph Schreier Vanes saTheodoropoul ouAnna Hucht Stephan Berg Miriam Cahn Jens Braun Anna Lea Hucht Hardcover , 136 Pages , Published 2017 by Verlag Für Moderne Kunst ISBN-13: 978-3-903131-77-4, ISBN: 3-903131-77-6 "German artist Anna Lea Hucht’s (born 1980) drawings and watercolors present a world as bizarre as it is magical; familiar domestic scenes contain phantom like apparitions, while her sculpture resembles mutant versions of vases and heads. This volume surveys her output of the last decade."
