Liquid Sculpture: The Public Art of Cristina Iglesias
Text by Octavio Aburto, Andrew Benjamin, Iwona Blazwick, Lynne Cooke, T.J. Demos, Estrella de Diego, Brian Dillon, et al.
On Cristina Iglesias’ horizontal fountains, submerged rooms and tropical mazes
This book surveys Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias’ (born 1956) immersive environments, which bridge architecture, literature and culturally site-specific influences. An international roster of curators, scholars, architects and scientists discuss the social and ecological potential of Iglesias’ public works.
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Awash with art—Cristina Iglesias fills island lighthouse with bronze geological formations
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Harriet Lloyd-Smith
Liquid Sculpture: The Public Art of Cristina Iglesias'... sees an international roster of curators, art critics, philosophers, architects and scientists weigh in on the social and ecological potential of art in urban and rural space, informed by the themes in Iglesias’ work.
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Emily Watlington
Video sculptures were a vehicle for mourning. At once ephemeral and monumental—or as Kubota put it, both hot and cold—it was the perfect medium for both remembering and letting go.
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Liquid Sculpture: The Public Art of Cristina Iglesias
Published by Hatje Cantz. Text by Octavio Aburto, Andrew Benjamin, Iwona Blazwick, Lynne Cooke, T.J. Demos, Estrella de Diego, Brian Dillon, et al.
On Cristina Iglesias’ horizontal fountains, submerged rooms and tropical mazes
This book surveys Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias’ (born 1956) immersive environments, which bridge architecture, literature and culturally site-specific influences. An international roster of curators, scholars, architects and scientists discuss the social and ecological potential of Iglesias’ public works.
