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Design : Studio Luc Derycke<\/p>\n
Philippe Van den Bossche Cornelia Kratz<\/p>\n
Pages : 440<\/p>\n
Language : ENGLISH<\/p>\n
Softcover with dust jacket<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
“Color is not easy to translate into words. Perhaps color actively resists language or plausible de nation? And vice versa: words can change color. I got this idea from thinking about how color and sound are similar. We can use the same words for both: depth, tone, brightness, etc… ere sound is not ordered in nature, we order it and make music. Color must be the same.”<\/p>\n
Richard Tuttle reflects on color during his stay in Ostend in 2017, where his solo exhibition\u00a0Light And Color\u00a0was on view at Mu.Zee. It was here that he set out the initial framework for what became\u00a0The Role Of The Story Teller, a book that invites us to his world of color.<\/p>\n
The book consists of five sections, depicting and illustrating two of his marvelous artist books\u2014Not the Point\u00a0(2009) and\u00a0You never see the same color twice\u00a0(2017)\u2014while connecting them with three exhibitions from 2017, namely his solo-presentation at de Hallen (Haarlem, NL),\u00a0Books, Multiples, Prints, Writings and New Projects\u00a0at Galerie Christian Lethert (Cologne, DE) and\u00a0Light and Color\u00a0at Mu.Zee (Ostend, BE).<\/p>\n
With his documented writings, images of artworks, and selections of text, Tuttle departs from concrete notions of color, instead proposing a boundless vision of \u201creal\u201d color. Tuttle\u2019s themes and provocative questions bring together seemingly disparate episodes, providing new ways to consider and experience our own relationship to color.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":18246,"template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[1355,1906,2492,33,2006,1784],"product_tag":[336,321,950],"yoast_head":"\n