| Titre : | Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds : Built environments of vernacular artists | | Type de document : | texte imprimé | | Auteurs : | Leslie Umberger, Auteur ; Jane Bianco, Auteur ; Ruth DeYoung Kohler, Auteur ; Erika Doss, Auteur ; Lisa Stone, Auteur | | Editeur : | New-York : Princeton Architectural Press | | Année de publication : | 2007 | | Autre Editeur : | Sheboygan : John Michael Kohler Arts Center | | Importance : | 1 vol. (427 p.) | | Présentation : | ill. en coul. ; couv. ill. en coul. | | Format : | 26 x 31 cm | | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-1-56898-728-6 | | Langues : | Anglais | | Catégories : | Architecture
Art Brut, Art Outsider, Art Asilaire, Folk Art
Environnement (art)
Utopies architecturales
| | Mots-clés : | Animaux dans l'art Architecture vernaculaire Art et folklore Céramique Collage Création textile Habitants-paysagistes Photographie Résine Sculpture sur coquillages Sculptures en os Strass Travail du bois Levi Fisher Ames Albert Zahn Carl Peterson Sam (Simon) Rodia James Tellen Nick Engelbert Fred Smith David Butler Emery Blagdon Loy Bowlin Eugene Von Bruenchenhein Mary Nohl Stella Waitzkin Nek Chand Tom Every Charles Smith Ernest Hüpeden Clarence Mosteller Powell Jacob Baker Peter Jodacy John Ehn Frank Oebser Kholer Foundation Samuel Perry Dinsmoor Kenny Hill Watts towers Wisconsin | | Index. décimale : | 5000 | | Résumé : | 4ème de couverture : "The Need to personalize our homes is a defining human characteristic. For some, this need becomes a drive to transform their personal surroundings into multifaceted works of art. For more than thirty-five years, the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, has been dedicated to the preservation of these environments, twenty-two of which are presented in detail for the first time in Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds. This colorful and inspiring book explores the work of these vernacular artists whose locales, personal histories, and reasons for art making vary widely, but who all share a powerful connection to the home as art. Featured projects range from environments that remain intact, such as Sam Rodia’s Watts Towers in California, to sites that have been dismantled over the years, such as Emery Blangdon’s elaborate Healing Machine made of copper, aluminum, tinfoil, magnets, ribbons, farm machinery parts, painted boards, light bulbs, beads, minerals, coffee can lids, and more.
From the « Original Rhinestone Cowboy » Loy Bowlin’s wall-to-wall glitter-and-foil living room to the concrete bestiary of Carl Peterson and the Lake Cottage Environment of Mary Nohl, Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds describes each artist and his or her lived-in work of art in detail through a wealth of visuals and text. Looking at these spectacular
spaces, sculptures, and paintings reminds us that our aesthetic choices tell the world not just what we like but who we are.
| | Note de contenu : | Cet ouvrage regroupe des artistes visionnaires ayant aménagé des espaces publics ou privés avec leurs oeuvres d'art. |
Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds : Built environments of vernacular artists [texte imprimé] / Leslie Umberger, Auteur ; Jane Bianco, Auteur ; Ruth DeYoung Kohler, Auteur ; Erika Doss, Auteur ; Lisa Stone, Auteur . - New-York : Princeton Architectural Press : Sheboygan : John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 2007 . - 1 vol. (427 p.) : ill. en coul. ; couv. ill. en coul. ; 26 x 31 cm. ISBN : 978-1-56898-728-6 Langues : Anglais | Catégories : | Architecture
Art Brut, Art Outsider, Art Asilaire, Folk Art
Environnement (art)
Utopies architecturales
| | Mots-clés : | Animaux dans l'art Architecture vernaculaire Art et folklore Céramique Collage Création textile Habitants-paysagistes Photographie Résine Sculpture sur coquillages Sculptures en os Strass Travail du bois Levi Fisher Ames Albert Zahn Carl Peterson Sam (Simon) Rodia James Tellen Nick Engelbert Fred Smith David Butler Emery Blagdon Loy Bowlin Eugene Von Bruenchenhein Mary Nohl Stella Waitzkin Nek Chand Tom Every Charles Smith Ernest Hüpeden Clarence Mosteller Powell Jacob Baker Peter Jodacy John Ehn Frank Oebser Kholer Foundation Samuel Perry Dinsmoor Kenny Hill Watts towers Wisconsin | | Index. décimale : | 5000 | | Résumé : | 4ème de couverture : "The Need to personalize our homes is a defining human characteristic. For some, this need becomes a drive to transform their personal surroundings into multifaceted works of art. For more than thirty-five years, the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, has been dedicated to the preservation of these environments, twenty-two of which are presented in detail for the first time in Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds. This colorful and inspiring book explores the work of these vernacular artists whose locales, personal histories, and reasons for art making vary widely, but who all share a powerful connection to the home as art. Featured projects range from environments that remain intact, such as Sam Rodia’s Watts Towers in California, to sites that have been dismantled over the years, such as Emery Blangdon’s elaborate Healing Machine made of copper, aluminum, tinfoil, magnets, ribbons, farm machinery parts, painted boards, light bulbs, beads, minerals, coffee can lids, and more.
From the « Original Rhinestone Cowboy » Loy Bowlin’s wall-to-wall glitter-and-foil living room to the concrete bestiary of Carl Peterson and the Lake Cottage Environment of Mary Nohl, Sublime Spaces & Visionary Worlds describes each artist and his or her lived-in work of art in detail through a wealth of visuals and text. Looking at these spectacular
spaces, sculptures, and paintings reminds us that our aesthetic choices tell the world not just what we like but who we are.
| | Note de contenu : | Cet ouvrage regroupe des artistes visionnaires ayant aménagé des espaces publics ou privés avec leurs oeuvres d'art. |
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