James Turrell
This book was published on the occasion of James Turrell at Gagosian, Britannia Street, London, the artistâs 2010 debut exhibition at the gallery. In rich color photographs and lucid interpretive texts, it documents works from several of the artistâs series. Pictured and discussed are entries from the Tall Glass series of illuminated glass planes, the immersive installation Bindu Shards (2010) from the Perceptual Cell series, cast-bronze and plaster models of Roden Crater alongside photographs of the monumental projectâs Northern Arizona site, projected light environments from the Ganzfeld series, and holograms in which planes of light are manipulated in the same manner as Turrellâs Projection series of the 1960s.
The book also features âRoom for Light, Light on Its Own,â an illustrated essay by curator and educator Miwon Kwon that explores Turrellâs approach to the transformation of light into anarchitectonic and corporeal experience.
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This book was published on the occasion of James Turrell at Gagosian, Britannia Street, London, the artistâs 2010 debut exhibition at the gallery. In rich color photographs and lucid interpretive texts, it documents works from several of the artistâs series. Pictured and discussed are entries from the Tall Glass series of illuminated glass planes, the immersive installation Bindu Shards (2010) from the Perceptual Cell series, cast-bronze and plaster models of Roden Crater alongside photographs of the monumental projectâs Northern Arizona site, projected light environments from the Ganzfeld series, and holograms in which planes of light are manipulated in the same manner as Turrellâs Projection series of the 1960s.
The book also features âRoom for Light, Light on Its Own,â an illustrated essay by curator and educator Miwon Kwon that explores Turrellâs approach to the transformation of light into anarchitectonic and corporeal experience.
