Juan Munoz

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Juan Munoz: A Place Called Abroad Artwork by Juan Munoz. Text by Lynne Cooke, Michael Govan.
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DIA ART FOUNDATION
ISBN: 9780944521397
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Juan Muñoz: Sculptures Interview by Tim Adams. Spanish sculptor Juan Muñoz (born 1953) considers himself a storyteller,” and views his recurring characters--such as the dwarfs, Chinese figures and people on balconies--as actors in one narrative rather than individual
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SKARSTEDT GALLERY
ISBN: 9781616237240
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Juan Munoz: The Nature Of Visual Illusion Essays by Adrian Searle and Asa Nacking. Foreword by Steingrim Laursen. Spanish artist Juan Munoz is well known for his installations and sculptures that often include architectural elements, human figures, and the like in which he takes into account the spatial elements
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LOUISIANA MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
ISBN: 9788790029456
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Juan Munoz

Juan Muñoz: Sculptures

Interview by Tim Adams.
Published by Skarstedt Gallery

Spanish sculptor Juan Muñoz (born 1953) considers himself a “storyteller,” and views his recurring characters--such as the dwarfs, Chinese figures and people on balconies--as actors in one narrative rather than individual sculptures. This exhibition catalogue is comprised of a selection of the artist’s iconic sculptures from the 1980s and 1990s.

Juan Munoz: The Nature Of Visual Illusion

Essays by Adrian Searle and Asa Nacking. Foreword by Steingrim Laursen.
Published by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Spanish artist Juan Munoz is well known for his installations and sculptures that often include architectural elements, human figures, and the like in which he takes into account the spatial elements of the exhibition space. This catalogue documents an exhibition of three separate but related installations at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark. Here, fabricated and painted human figures are scattered around the gallery in a variety of positions. In "Neal's Last Words" a figure is propped with his forehead against a mirror, perpetually staring at himself; in "Half-Circle," a group of laughing figures are arranged in an arc, and in "Many Times," there are 100 figures, all the same, arranged on a balcony in a variety of groupings. A traveling retrospective of Juan Munoz's work will open in the United States late in 2001.

Juan Munoz: A Place Called Abroad

Artwork by Juan Munoz. Text by Lynne Cooke, Michael Govan.
Published by Dia Art Foundation