Egoyan's filmmaking career is well-documented but his equally prestigious reputation as a visual artist, less so. This publication fills that gap. With an interview, filmography, bibliography and a list of Egoyan's installations and projects.

Atom Egoyan: Out of Use

Tarantino, Michael

Ismert, Louise

Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal

<p>One of the most significant Portuguese artists alive today, Pedro Cabrita Reis has produced a complex oeuvre encompassing a variety of media. His paintings, sculptures, and site-specific installations are primarily composed of found and manufactured objects. Often employing common, simple materials, his work touches on issues of space, architecture, and memory, with a suggestive power of association that goes beyond the visual to the level of metaphor. Bringing together the viewer's subjective conscience with the greater conscience of everyday life, Cabrita Reis's artworks induce a reconstruction of individual and collective memory, creating an expansion of meaning and proposing a literal and figurative reconstruction of the world. This lavishly illustrated publication provides a comprehensive overview of the artist's work from the mid-80s to the present, and includes writings by the artist as well as bibliography and thumbnail catalogue raisonna.</p>

Pedro Cabrita Reis

Searle, Adrian

Fernandes, Jo o

Miranda Justo, Jose M.

Literature & Fiction

Hatje Cantz Publishers

Moments in Time: On Narration and Slowness

Netta, Irene

Gaensheimer, Susanne

Arts & Photography

A master of the art of glassblowing and a practitioner of the complexities of conceptual art, Josiah McElheny stretches and twists the fragile borders between appearance and reality, truth and imagination, tradition and modernity, text and object. From original documents such as the archeological remains of a child's grave, the fashion designs of Venini, and 16th-century frescos, McElheny creates a physical world of glass.

Josiah Mcelheny

Kwon, Miwon

Borges,Jorge Luis

Individual Artists

Centro Galego De Arte Contemporanea/Xunta de Galicia

<p>Throughout his three-decade career, artist Matt Mullican has always been more concerned with what we think we see than with what we see, taking as a foundational truth the notion that we understand the world primarily through our imagination. Working in various media, Mullican's unique artistic vision concerns itself with a universe of simple yet mysteriously resonant graphic symbols. Drawing on the language of warning labels and highway signs, Mullican has created an unorthodox body of work that occupies a unique place in the world of contemporary art--his piece Five Into One (1991) was one of the earliest artistic forays into the medium of virtual reality. Details From an Imaginary Universe collects Mullican's videos, installations, and drawings from 1972 up to the present day, providing a comprehensive overview of this artist who has tapped and explored our collective visions of a world that in its very familiarity is utterly alien to us.</p>

Matt Mullican: More Details From An Imaginary Universe

Mullican, Matt

Sherer, Daniel

O'Dell, Kathy

Schmidt-Wulffen, Stephan

McCollum, Allan

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Hopefulmonster

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