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    This document provides descriptions of four books related to an exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou on the artist Christian Boltanski. The first book is a large catalogue that explores Boltanski's life and work from the beginning of his career through sociological lens. The second is a smaller album that condenses images from the exhibition. The third presents previously unpublished texts about Boltanski's work addressing traces of encounters. The fourth is a hardcover book exploring meetings between artists' works and the museum's collection through a mirror effect.

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    This document provides descriptions of four books related to an exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou on the artist Christian Boltanski. The first book is a large catalogue that explores Boltanski's life and work from the beginning of his career through sociological lens. The second is a smaller album that condenses images from the exhibition. The third presents previously unpublished texts about Boltanski's work addressing traces of encounters. The fourth is a hardcover book exploring meetings between artists' works and the museum's collection through a mirror effect.

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    This document provides descriptions of four books related to an exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou on the artist Christian Boltanski. The first book is a large catalogue that explores Boltanski's life and work from the beginning of his career through sociological lens. The second is a smaller album that condenses images from the exhibition. The third presents previously unpublished texts about Boltanski's work addressing traces of encounters. The fourth is a hardcover book exploring meetings between artists' works and the museum's collection through a mirror effect.

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    ART

    Christian Boltanski - Faire Son Temps


    Centre Georges Pompidou 2019 ISBN 9782844268600 Acqn 30070
    Hb 20x26cm 288pp col ills £43.50
    Text in French

    Thirty-five years have passed since Christian Boltanski's first exhibition at the Centre Pompidou.
    Conceived by Boltanski himself as a wandering in the heart of his work, this new exhibition is less
    a retrospective than a sequence of moments marking the stages and metamorphoses of his
    remarks.

    Throughout this catalogue, the reader returns to the beginnings of the artist's life, discovering his
    first abortive love for cinema, his passion for theatre, and his frenetic practice of painting. His
    work, nourished by life, death, hardships and mourning, is approached from an unprecedented
    sociological angle, completing this discussion as an exclusive and sincere dive into the heart of
    the artist.

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    Christian Boltanski - Faire Son Temps ALBUM


    Centre Georges Pompidou 2019 ISBN 9782844268617 Acqn 30072
    Pb 27x27cm 60pp col ills £9.50

    Thirty-five years have passed since Christian Boltanski's first exhibition at the Centre Pompidou.
    Conceived by Boltanski himself as a wandering in the heart of his work, this new exhibition is less
    a retrospective than a sequence of moments marking the stages and metamorphoses of his
    remarks.

    In some fifty works punctuating the career of Christian Boltanski, this wide crossing of the work of
    Boltanski makes it possible to measure the magnitude and the ambition marked by his history
    and a half-century of meditations on the function and the word of the artist in our societies.

    The album is a beautiful exhibition souvenir. It condenses images from the visit, with a selection
    of the most famous pieces of art, alongside with short texts.

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    Christian Boltanski – Personnes


    Centre Georges Pompidou 2019 ISBN 9782844268624 Acqn 30073
    Pb 12x19cm 96pp 78ills £11.95
    Text in French

    This book presents two texts by the writer Christophe Boltanski and a selection of photographs by
    Christian Boltanski. Never published in France, the texts approach the issue of traces left by
    fortuitous encounters symbolized by business cards and echo the work of Christian Boltanski.
    The book belongs to the collection of essays published by the Centre Pompidou, essential to
    understanding the most important artists of the modern and contemporary art.

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    Points De Rencontres
    Centre Georges Pompidou 2019 ISBN 9782844268587 Acqn 30114
    Hb 22x31cm 192pp col ills £33.95
    Text in French

    Art is about meetings, between an artist and a subject, a work and a public, an intuition and a
    reality. Photographers, visual artists, painters and sculptors confront a new and unknown world
    with major works of the National Museum of Modern Art. As a result of a meditation on the links
    between art, the institution and the company, this exhibition proposes a dialogue between the
    works created by seven artists sent by the Centre Pompidou to residencies within companies,
    and a selection of major works from its collection. Through a mirror effect, the work explores the
    universal subject of emotion. Including works by: Bruno Serralongue, Camila Oliveira Fairclough,
    Agnes Geoffray, Jonathan Monk, Hubert Duprat, Lionel Esteve, Alexandre Estrela.

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