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Chris Nosenzo
\nLost Art<\/strong>
\nNova York, Printed Matter, 2014
\n12,2 x 20,3 cm
\n118 pg.
\nISBN: 978-0-89439-079-1<\/p>\n

Lost Art is a catalog of post-modern artworks that have suffered a material destruction, displacement, or disappearance. Conceived as a print archive, this book collects the documents and remains of twenty-five lost works ranging from Duchamp\u2019s Bicycle Wheel, lost a century ago, to a Warhol film destroyed by police, a suite of prints from Richard Prince that hung in the World Trade Center, and Tracey Emin\u2019s shattered Always. The book also includes descriptions for each of the works, followed by a collection of notes from Nosenzo falling somewhere between art-history and personal account. Grounded in research and committed to assimilation into the art-world as a specific object, the exhibition catalog as artists\u2019 publication allows for a unique type of subversive interaction.<\/p>\n\n

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