Art, Space, Ecology
Two Views-Twenty Interviews
Distributed for Black Rose Books
With an Introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith
188 pages
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80 halftones
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9 x 6
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© 2018
Review Quotes
Public Art Review
"Via 20 interviews, art critic and curator John K. Grande explores artists’ use of the environment as canvas, and the relationship between art and site in the natural world."
Galleries West
"Grande offers an eclectic global perspective in the book, whether it’s Jason deCaires Taylor’s underwater sculptures in the Canary Islands or Milos Sejn’s Solar Mountain, a site for contemplation and renewal in the Czech Republic. . . . Timely, and the conversations engaging."
Art & Museum Magazine
"[A] fascinating series of interviews. . . . [in this] highly enjoyable and informative book."
Critics at Large
"John Grande’s international renown as a critic, curator and cultural commentator is hard earned and well deserved. His own observations, as well as the important artists he shares with us in this collection of twenty inter-views, is all about our active engagement in the natural environment. The delicate balance and proportional harmony so clearly in evidence in his questions and the artist’s answers often feels like a carefully crafted dance between the heart and the head."
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