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Published in conjunction with a seminal exhibition taking place at the Carré d’Art in Nîmes and curated by Norman Foster, who designed the museum two decades ago, this grand volume presents an extensive look at not only the artworks themselves, but also the process behind their selection, as well as the conception and realization of the exhibition. The works are ones which Foster esteems, frequents and collects, therefore allowing very personal insight into the thought processes of this renowned architect. Besides an essay by Foster and an interview and text by Jean-Marc Prevost, countless images illustrate inspiring connections between art, architecture and design.
Hardcover
10″ x 12″
420 pages
1 in stock
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Published in conjunction with a seminal exhibition taking place at the Carré d’Art in Nîmes and curated by Norman Foster, who designed the museum two decades ago, this grand volume presents an extensive look at not only the artworks themselves, but also the process behind their selection, as well as the conception and realization of the exhibition. The works are ones which Foster esteems, frequents and collects, therefore allowing very personal insight into the thought processes of this renowned architect. Besides an essay by Foster and an interview and text by Jean-Marc Prevost, countless images illustrate inspiring connections between art, architecture and design.
Hardcover
10″ x 12″
420 pages
