Darren Almond

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Darren Almond: Index Introduction by Ziba de Weeck. Darren Almond's work examines recurring themes of time, memory, human labor and exploitation. Published for Almond's solo exhibition at London's Parasol Unit, Index is a book in two parts. The first
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WALTHER KöNIG, KöLN
ISBN: 9783865603760
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Darren Almond: Terminus Text by Mark Godfrey, Julian Heynen, Charity Scribner. For his installation Terminus, the British artist Darren Almond relocates 14 socialist-era bus stops from the Polish town of Oswiecim to a gallery space in Berlin, activating a force field between
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HOLZWARTH PUBLICATIONS
ISBN: 9783935567435
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Darren Almond: 50 Moons at a Time Edited by Julian Heynen. Description: This body of work began seven years ago, by chance, with a photograph the duration of whose exposure coincided with the length of a kiss...The ensuing photographs were all taken on full moon nights after darkness had fallen on landscapes I had already seen.
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WALTHER KöNIG, KöLN
ISBN: 9783883759005
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Darren Almond

Darren Almond: Index

Introduction by Ziba de Weeck.
Published by Walther König, Köln

Darren Almond's work examines recurring themes of time, memory, human labor and exploitation. Published for Almond's solo exhibition at London's Parasol Unit, Index is a book in two parts. The first catalogues the exhibition, while the second provides a retrospective of the artist's work to date. Almond is represented by Matthew Marks Gallery, New York.

DARREN ALMOND: INDEX
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Darren Almond: Terminus

Text by Mark Godfrey, Julian Heynen, Charity Scribner.
Published by Holzwarth Publications

For his installation Terminus, the British artist Darren Almond relocates 14 socialist-era bus stops from the Polish town of Oswiecim to a gallery space in Berlin, activating a force field between the Auschwitz concentration camp, everyday life in Oswiecim and the way we experience historical proximity or distance. As Julian Heynen writes in his analysis of Terminus: "What we see with our own eyes of the reality of Oswiecim, the bus shelters, is only a temporary stop on a hypothetical journey to the 'real' place, the camp. In this waiting room the direction of the next step is shown, even as doubt is cast on the chances of us satisfying our desire for authenticity." Mark Godfrey (Abstraction and the Holocaust) discusses the work's genesis and context in a conversation with Almond, while Charity Scribner (Requiem for Communism) introduces her personal experiences from Poland. An extensive photographic record draws together the many aspects of this installation, summarizing them in photo essays.

DARREN ALMOND: TERMINUS
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