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Title
Arguments
Creator
Carrión, Ulises, 1941-1989
Date Created and/or Issued
2005
Publication Information
Genève : Éditions Héros-Limite, 2005
Contributing Institution
UC Irvine, Libraries, Special Collections
Collection
Artists' books collection
Rights Information
Copyrighted
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Rights Notes
2005
Description
Scope/Content: "In 25 'chapters', Carrión described all manner of human relationships simply by using names, which he arranged in ever-varying typographical relationships. The names approach one another, sometimes blend together and then separate again. Arguments is a sublime interpretation of the statement that he published that same year: "All existing things are structures. Everything that happens is a metaphor. Every metaphor is a meeting point of two structures."--Metropolis M. magazine, 2010, number 5.
Technique: Artist's book.
Type
physical object
Format
[45] p.
Form/Genre
Artists' books--21st century
typography
typographic techniques
layouts (printed matter)
makeup (page preparation)
metaphor
Extent
21 cm
Identifier
ark:/87280/t0mw2f2f
PQ7298.13.A73 A74 2005
Subject
words
Conceptual art
Words in art
human behavior
social structure
structure (attributes)
Place
Latin America

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