<tc>Independent art bookshop and gallery in Kanazawa, Japan, specialising in photobooks and artist books.</tc>
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
¥17,600

Another and Another and Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)

deSingel

An exhibition catalogue exploring how artists have looked at and worked with the city across photography and contemporary art.

Another & Another & Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space) was published on the occasion of the three-part exhibition of the same title held at deSingel in Antwerp, Belgium, between 1994 and 1997. The exhibition focused on how contemporary artists direct their gaze toward the city and how urban space is approached through artistic practice. Bringing together figures ranging from classical photographers such as Eadweard Muybridge and Eugène Atget to contemporary artists including Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Julian Opie, Thomas Ruff and Nobuyoshi Araki, the publication offers a broad and layered view of how the city has been observed, interpreted and represented.

Featuring thirty-three artists in total, the catalogue traces multiple ways of seeing urban space across different generations and contexts. It stands not only as a document of the exhibition, but also as a substantial survey of visual approaches to the city at a moment when photography, architecture and contemporary art were increasingly intersecting.

Included artists
Hans Aarsman / Gosbert Adler / Nobuyoshi Araki / Eugene Atget / Lewis Baltz / Thomas Bayrle / Joachim Brohm / Willie Doherty / Christoph Fink / Peter Fischli & David Weiss / Zsusanna Gahse / Jean-Louis Garnell / Andreas Gursky / Marc Holthof / Marin Kasimir / Aglaia Konrad / Moritz Küng / Manolo Laguillo / Armand Mevis / Frédéric Migayrou / Claudio Moser / Marianne Müller / Matt Mullican / Eadweard Muybridge / Julian Opie / Erica Overmeer / Thomas Ruff / Heidi Specker / Beat Streuli / Robert Suermondt / Koen Theys / Oscar van den Boogaard / Bernhard Voïta

Related link
deSingel: ARCHITECTURE & EXPO ANOTHER & ANOTHER & ANOTHER THE ACT OF SEEING URBAN SPACE

—

Title: Another & Another & Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space)
Artist: Various
Publisher: deSingel, 1997
Format: Softcover with dust jacket, perfect binding
Size: 270 × 210 × 23 mm
Pages: 284
Language: Dutch / English
Edition: First edition
ISBN: 9789075591088

Condition: Very Good. Light wear and scratches consistent with age, but overall a well-preserved copy.
− +

rest point