EXPOSIÇÕES UNIVERSAIS

James D. Herbert - Paris 1937, Worlds on Exhibition – Cornell University Press, 1998
Capa dura
35€

António Guerreiro – Exposição Universal Paris 1900 – Expo 98, 1995
5€

MUSEOLOGIA, EXPOSIÇÕES, GALERIAS, MERCADO DE ARTE

Bruce Altshuler – The Avant-Garde In Exhibition, New Art In 20th Century – Harry N Abrams Publ, 1994
Capa dura
Bruce Altshuler provides an account of more than twenty key exhibitions in Europe, America, and Asia from 1905 through the 60s, presenting a new perspective on advanced art through a focus on critical moments of interaction among artists, dealers, collectors, critics and public.
14€

Les Krantz – American Art Galleries , The Illustrated Guide to Their Art and Artists- Les Krantz, 1985
5€

Isabel M. Martins Moreira – Galerias de Arte e o Seu Público – Instituto Português do Ensino a Distância, 1985
(nota a lápis na capa)
5€

Michel Hoog, Emmanuel Hoog – O Mercado da Arte – Res Editora
(alguns poucos subl. a marcador)
3€

ARTE PÚBLICA
Tenho mais alguns títulos portugueses sobre o tema na minha lista de livros sobre Lisboa, veja nos meus anúncios.

Ronald Lee Fleming, Renata von Tscharner

Louis G. Redstone, Ruth R. Redstone – Public Art , New Directions – Mc Graw Hill, 1981
Capa Dura
(sobrecapa com alguns defeitos)
In exploring the world-wide upsurge of public art, this beautiful volume discusses and photographically illustrates significant examples of: public art sponsored by all levels of government - federal, state, county and city in the US and Canada, including the US's major programs across the nation supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and Canada's National Art Bank; the important progress made in the introduction of public art on US and Canadian universities and college campuses - including designs of civic center plazas, transportation facilities, and outdoor wall murals; significant works in the commercial and corporate sectors - including large regional shopping centers, banks and office buildings; recent developments in countries around the world, especially leading advances in France, Sweden, West Germany, Norway, Holland, Switzerland, and Denmark - featuring large plazas with sculptured forms, bright colors, and computerized configurations in fountain design kinetics, lighting, and graphics, as well as artists' efforts to create pleasurable environments by combining natural earth and man-made materials; interesting public art works from other countries - Australia, Belgium, Brazil, England, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, and Yugoslavia.
15€

Sherrill Jordan (coord.) – Public Art, Public Controversy: The Tilted Arc on Trial – Aca Books, 1987
(sublinhados e notas a lápis)
Artistas: Richard Serra
15€

Harriet F. Senie, Sally Webster (ed.) – Critical Issues in Public Art, Content, Context and Controversy – Harper Collins, 1993
(poucas notas a lápis, mancha numa página)
In this groundbreaking anthology, twenty-two artists, architects, historians, critics, curators, and philosophers explore the role of public art in creating a national identity, contending that each work can only be understood by analyzing the context in which it is commissioned, built, and received.
10€

Arlene Raven (ed.) – Art in the Public Interest - Capo Press, 1993
(poucas notas e pequenas marcas a lápis)
9€

Erika Doss – Spirit Poles and Flying Pigs, Public Art and Cultural Democracy in American Communities – Smithsonian Institution Press,
1995
(notas e subl. a lápis; 8 pp. com notas e sublinhados a caneta)
10€

Halina Taborska – Current Issues in Public Art, Roehampton Lectures –
Lulham, 1998
(notas e subl. a lápis)
15€

W. J. T. Mitchell – Art and the Public Sphere - The University Of Chicago
Press, 1992
(pequenas marcas a lápis)
Contributors include Vito Acconci, "Public Space in a Private Time"; Agnes Denes, "The Dream"; W. J. T. Mitchell, "The Violence of Public Art: Do the Right Thing"; Ben Nicholson, "Urban Poises"; Michael North, "The Public as Sculpture: From Heavenly City to Mass Ornament"; Barbara Kruger, in an interview with W. J. T. Mitchell; Barbara Hoffman, "Law for Art's Sake in the Public Realm"; Richard Serra, "Art and Censorship"; James E. Young, "The Counter-Monument: Memory Against Itself in Germany Today": Charles Griswold, "The Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Washington Mall: Philosophical Thoughts on Political Iconography"; John Hallmark Neff, "Daring to Dream"; and David Antin and Virginia Maksymowicz.
10€

Félix Duque – Arte Público y Espacio Político – Alcal, 2001
El título de esta obra apunta a un homenaje crítico al opúsculo de Martín Heidegger El arte y el espacio. El autor añade los adjetivos público y político con ánimo decididamente polémico, a fin de señalar lo no dicho en el texto heideggeriano, a saber: desmantelar los rasgos esenciales de la actitud del hombre urbano de las sociedades occidentales frente al paisaje industrial.
20€

Jana Kramer – Whose Art Is This ? - Duke University Press, 1994
(notas leves a lápis)
9€

Public Art - Art & Design, n. 46, vol. 11, 1/2, 1996 - Academy Group
Da revista Art & Design.
Conteúdo: There's not much art that's like a good story, by Judith Findlay; Matthew Dalziel and Louise Scullion: An Interview, by Judith Findlay; Susan Jones: An Interview, by Amanda Crabtree; Mary Jane Jacob: An Interview, by Jeffrey Kastner; Gilbert Boyer: Trust: An Interview, by Bruno Dupont; Specific Experiences: Six Bachelors, Eve, by Valerie Mavidorakis; Tickart, by Gerard Collin-Thibaut; Public Interest, by Mark Lewis; Questioning the Public; Johanne Lamoureux; Collection, by Mark Lewis; Christian Marclay: The Audience for a Piece of Silent Music, by Russell Ferguson; Burn Out (The Smashed Car Park), by Henrik Plenge Jacobsen and Jes Brinch; Web-Specific Works: The Internet as a Space for Public Art, by Miriam Rosen.
5€