Joseph Kosuth kunstenaar biografie | originele kunstwerken en gesigneerde edities te koop

An artist who has always been captivated by language, he has tried to fuse his passion for art with his love for wards. His most famous creation, ‘One and three chairs,’ does just that.With a physical chair in between a photo of the very same chair to the left, and an enlarged dictionary definition of the word “chair” to the right. The nature of concept art that Joseph Kosuth practiced was different to many before him, as he stressed in 1969 through his writing “Art after philosophy.” It’s important to him that we realize the way he portrays his art, how he looks to give meaning to the world around him through it. In fact, he strongly believes that any meaning in the world now, is up to artists to give.His love words along with the complexities of his mind, led him to philosophy, something he referred to for a lot of his artwork,‘Art as idea as idea,’ was perhaps Joseph Kasuth’s most prominent example, depicting his way of thinking, through a simple yet whimsical choice of examples. Minder

An artist who has always been captivated by language, he has tried to fuse his passion for art with his love for wards. His most famous creation, ‘One and three chairs,’ does just that.With a physical chair in between a photo of the very same chair to the left, and an enlarged dictionary definition of the word “chair” to the right. The nature of concept art that Joseph Kosuth practiced was different to many before him, as he stressed in 1969 through his writing “Art after philosophy.� Meer

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