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Joseph Kosuth: The-Exchange-Value-Of-Language-Has-Fallen-To-Zero - by  Mario Codognato & Adriana Rispoli (Hardcover) - 1 of 1

Joseph Kosuth: The-Exchange-Value-Of-Language-Has-Fallen-To-Zero - by Mario Codognato & Adriana Rispoli (Hardcover)

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  • Six decades of semiotic investigation through text-based works and installationsA leading exponent of Conceptualism, American artist Joseph Kosuth (born 1945) places language at the center of his practice, often using neon tubing to create words and phrases.
  • Author(s): Mario Codognato & Adriana Rispoli
  • 144 Pages
  • Art, Individual Artists

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Six decades of semiotic investigation through text-based works and installations

A leading exponent of Conceptualism, American artist Joseph Kosuth (born 1945) places language at the center of his practice, often using neon tubing to create words and phrases. This volume presents a selection of Kosuth's works from the '60s and '70s alongside a new installation, A Chain of Resemblance (2025), conceived for the main entrance of the Casa dei Tre Oci in Venice. A large-scale intervention, the piece spells out a text by Michel Foucault in neon, addressing how meaning emerges in the relationship between text and context. Other pieces include his influential installations One and Three Mirrors (1965) and The Seventh Investigation (1970) as well as his poster for the 1976 Venice Biennale, Where Are You Standing? (1976), repurposed for the occasion. In addition to plentiful installation shots, the book includes an unpublished interview with the artist by Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Dimensions (Overall): 11.0 Inches (H) x 9.5 Inches (W)
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 144
Genre: Art
Sub-Genre: Individual Artists
Publisher: Marsilio Arte
Theme: Monographs
Format: Hardcover
Author: Mario Codognato & Adriana Rispoli
Language: English
Street Date: October 13, 2026
TCIN: 1010972328
UPC: 9791254633724
Item Number (DPCI): 247-05-3990
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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