The Encyclopedia of Things - Elisabeth Smolarz teachingWhether a keepsake, memento, or heirloom, everyone has their own talis mans: objects with a value that is only of significance to their owner. The meaning of such objects gets assigned silently, internally, often without any words being articulated, and yet when we explain their importance, it reveals so much about who we are. Elisabeth Smolarz approaches these objects as elements in a social and anthropological process. She visited 200 people in
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Welz’s future employer Raymond Fischer
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the word “matter” denotes an object that occupies space
This overproduction – this excess – needs to be managed
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This book explores how artists use their biographical image in order to make a name for themselves
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It guides us through quiet galleries and colourful marketplaces
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featured in a three-hander show at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston alongside Ed Ruscha and Agnes Martin