Description
Explore the transformative world of Jane Benson: A Place for Infinite Tuning, a groundbreaking monograph that celebrates the artist's innovative practice over the past decade. This brand new, meticulously curated book showcases the dynamic interplay between creation and destruction—a theme deeply embedded in Benson’s artistic journey. Published by Skira Editore S.p.A in 2019, this comprehensive collection includes a survey of installations, video art, drawing, sculpture, and performance, all emphasizing the concept of fragmentation and reassembly.
Discover how Benson uniquely utilizes deconstruction to challenge traditional narratives and forge connections through art. The book notably features her iconic series, The Splits (2011-ongoing), where string instruments undergo transformative cuts, symbolizing collaborative rebirth across cultural divides. Artists and art enthusiasts alike will appreciate Benson's ability to create metaphorical bridges that resonate with shared human experiences, particularly reflecting on families separated by war, travel, and trade.
Whether you're an art collector, historian, or simply curious about contemporary art, this monograph is an essential addition to your library. By synthesizing historical references and innovative practices, Jane Benson's work is not just art; it’s an invitation to engage in dialogue about identity, belonging, and community through artistic expressions.
Discover how Benson uniquely utilizes deconstruction to challenge traditional narratives and forge connections through art. The book notably features her iconic series, The Splits (2011-ongoing), where string instruments undergo transformative cuts, symbolizing collaborative rebirth across cultural divides. Artists and art enthusiasts alike will appreciate Benson's ability to create metaphorical bridges that resonate with shared human experiences, particularly reflecting on families separated by war, travel, and trade.
Whether you're an art collector, historian, or simply curious about contemporary art, this monograph is an essential addition to your library. By synthesizing historical references and innovative practices, Jane Benson's work is not just art; it’s an invitation to engage in dialogue about identity, belonging, and community through artistic expressions.