Julius von Bismarck
Animals are dumb and plants are even dumber
This monograph is the first comprehensive publication of Julius von Bismarck’s work, which has already attracted considerable notice on account of its inventiveness. The artist uses installations, videos and performances to explore people’s ability to perceive, and uses the laws of physics to challenge the way we are used to seeing things. His interdisciplinary approach involves asking questions about the world and nature in a creative way, which gradually transforms the individual. This publication includes accompanying texts that discuss some individual works and examine the questions that are central to his work as a whole.
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Julius von Bismarck
October 2015
ISBN 978-3-7356-0138-4
26,50 × 19,50 cm
208 pages
68 colored and 63 b/w illustrations
Hardcover, bound
Languages: German, English
Editor
Alexander Levy, alexander levy, Berlin | Laura Schleussner, Kunstverein Göttingen | Natalie Koerner, Berlin & Copenhagen
Text by
Ellen Blumenstein, Dorothee Elmiger, Daniel Heller-Roazen, Quentin Meillassoux, Cord Riechelmann, Laura Schleussner, Siegfried Zielinksi
Design by
Karsten Heller, DiG
Events
Exhibition: “Tiere sind dumm und Pflanzen noch viel dümmer”,July/ August 2015, Kunstverein Göttingen
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