This detailed entry focuses on the 'Ad Reinhardt' publication by Ediciones de la March, released in 2021. It comprises a two-volume set in a striking black and white slipcase, offering a comprehensive look at the abstract artist's work. Delve into extensive contributions from a wide array of authors, curators, and fellow artists, accompanied by numerous plates and illustrations.
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This entry details the 'Ad Reinhardt' publication from Ediciones de la March, released in 2021. It comprises two volumes in a slipcase, featuring content related to the artist Ad Reinhardt, with contributions from numerous authors, curators, and artists.
The publication 'Ad Reinhardt' from Ediciones de la March, released in 2021, is a significant collection dedicated to the artist Ad Reinhardt. It is presented as two volumes bound together within a black and white slipcase, featuring the titles prominently. The work includes contributions from a wide array of authors such as Alex Bacon, Manuel Fontán del Junco, Pepe Karmel, Prudence Peiffer, Miguel Peña Méndez, Ad Reinhardt, Jordi Teixidor de Otto, María Toledo, José María Yturralde, and Lynn Zelevansky. The curation is credited to Manuel Fontán del Junco, María Toledo, and Lynn Zelevansky. This publication encompasses 249 pages with 47 plates, including black and white photographs and color illustrations, measuring 29 cm. It falls under the category of exhibition catalogs, digitized, and is published by Fundación Juan March. The catalog also lists translators and editors, with Manuel Fontán del Junco and María Toledo serving as editors. Alfredo Casasola Vázquez is credited as the designer. The publication is part of the 'Catálogos de exposiciones. Digitalizado' collection and is in Spanish. The ISBN is 9788470756689. The exhibition associated with this catalog took place from October 15, 2021, to January 16, 2022, at the Fundación Juan March in Madrid.
This entry details a publication, not a currently running exhibition with ticketing information. The publication was associated with an exhibition held from October 15, 2021, to January 16, 2022, at the Fundación Juan March in Madrid. Specific ticketing details for that past exhibition are not available on this page, which focuses on the catalog itself.
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