De-Building

Explore the intriguing world of deconstruction in art with this captivating hardback book by acclaimed author and curator Justin Paton. Titled 'De-Building', this engaging read measures 150 x 210 mm and encompasses 108 pages filled with stunning visuals and insightful commentary. Delve into the life cycle of exhibitions as you uncover the hidden moments that public galleries often keep behind closed doors. The book showcases the work of fourteen extraordinary artists who utilize inspiration from the unseen spaces involved in deconstruction. Ideal for art enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone curious about the lifecycle of art exhibitions, 'De-Building' provides an in-depth look at the often overlooked, yet fascinating process that occurs when an exhibition ends. With accolades including the Judges Special Award at the 2012 Museums Australia Design and Publication Awards, and a Highly Commended nod at the PANZ Book Awards 2012 for Best Typography, this hardback art book is a valuable addition to any collection. Perfect for those interested in contemporary art and exhibition design, 'De-Building' will inspire new perspectives on the art world, making it a must-have for your library. Order your copy today and appreciate the artistry involved in the deconstruction process, a subject rarely explored in depth.

Author: Justin Paton Publisher: Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu
Bind: hardback
Dimensions: 150 x 210 mm
Pages: 108


There's a moment in the life of all exibitions that public galleries usually hide from their audiences - when a show ends, the doors close and the 'de-build' begins. From award-winning author and curator Justin Paton, this stylish little book features fourteen remarkable artists who draw attention to - and inspiration from - spaces that are usually behind the scenes. Winner of the Judges Special Award at the 2012 Museums Austalia Design and Pubilcation Awards. Higly Commended, PANZ Book Awards 2012 Mary Egan Award for Best Typography.