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Discover the captivating world of Joan Miró with the 2018 Cahiers d'Art, a celebrated publication that dives deep into the artistic relationship between Miró and the iconic Cahiers d’Art revue. This exquisite edition, published by Editions Cahiers d'Art, features an anthology of remarkable texts that celebrate the legendary artist's influence and legacy, showcasing previously unpublished works and insights into his creative process. The stunning cover art—a silkscreened stencil created by Miró himself for the revue’s historic issues—perfectly encapsulates the essence of this essential art magazine.
The 2018 edition includes exclusive interviews with prominent figures like Staffan Ahrenberg and Miquel Barceló, alongside contributions from contemporary artists such as Helen Marten, Koo Jong A, and Karel Malich. Each page is a testament to Miró's artistic vision, revealing the primitive yet magical dimensions of his works.
Through the expert curatorial lens of Rémi Labrusse, this volume not only honors the past but also illustrates Miró’s enduring impact in the modern art scene. From his vibrant Catalan heritage to his powerful explorations of form, this Cahiers d'Art issue serves as both a collector's item and a scholarly resource for art lovers, historians, and students alike. Immerse yourself in the artistic legacy of one of the most significant post-Cubist artists of our time, and celebrate the unique relationship between Cahiers d'Art and Joan Miró that has spanned decades.
The 2018 edition includes exclusive interviews with prominent figures like Staffan Ahrenberg and Miquel Barceló, alongside contributions from contemporary artists such as Helen Marten, Koo Jong A, and Karel Malich. Each page is a testament to Miró's artistic vision, revealing the primitive yet magical dimensions of his works.
Through the expert curatorial lens of Rémi Labrusse, this volume not only honors the past but also illustrates Miró’s enduring impact in the modern art scene. From his vibrant Catalan heritage to his powerful explorations of form, this Cahiers d'Art issue serves as both a collector's item and a scholarly resource for art lovers, historians, and students alike. Immerse yourself in the artistic legacy of one of the most significant post-Cubist artists of our time, and celebrate the unique relationship between Cahiers d'Art and Joan Miró that has spanned decades.