Dirt and other works / Les Coleman.
By: Coleman, Les.
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BookPublisher: Ballybeg : Coracle, 2009Description: 94 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 9780906630396.Subject(s): Coleman, Les, 1945-2013 | Artists' books
DDC classification: 709.2 COL Summary: "Dirt & Other Works documents the objects, sculptures and installations, many of a temporal nature made by Les Coleman over a period of forty years. His use of transient materials leads to an instability and fragility, and may remind us of our own precariousness. Much of the work is of course now lost. Some of the installations integrate the audience as part of the content of the work. At the same time, ephemeral and inexpensive items of printed matter have always been an effective vehicle for his work. David Briers contributes a critical overview of the work." -- Back cover.
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| 709.2 CLA Brian Clarke / | 709.20 CLA One man's terror is another man's freedom / | 709.2 CLA Letters to Mary Ward / | 709.2 COL Dirt and other works / | 709.2 COL James Coleman / | 709.2 CON Looking for Bruce Conner / | 709.2 COO Profile Amanda Coogan / |
"Dirt & Other Works documents the objects, sculptures and installations, many of a temporal nature made by Les Coleman over a period of forty years. His use of transient materials leads to an instability and fragility, and may remind us of our own precariousness. Much of the work is of course now lost. Some of the installations integrate the audience as part of the content of the work. At the same time, ephemeral and inexpensive items of printed matter have always been an effective vehicle for his work. David Briers contributes a critical overview of the work." -- Back cover.