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Transatlantique - Guy de Cointet

Transatlantique - Guy de Cointet

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Guy de Cointet (1934 – 1983) is a major figure in the conceptual and performance art movements. Originally from France, he moved to the United States in 1966, and remained an active member of the California art scene until his death in 1983. His multidisciplinary work has been the subject of renewed attention over the past twenty years. Rachel Valinsky invites seven artists based on both sides of the Atlantic to shed light on the impact of his work. ​

Book design : Catherine Barluet and Jean François Maurige
160 pages * 10 x 19 cm
Softcover
Bilingual Edition (English / French)
Edited by Rachel Valinsky ​
Contributors : Davide Balula . Eva Barto . Julie Béna . Jesse Chun . Jean-Pascal Flavien . Gordon Hall . Alan Reid . ​
Translator : Sarah Vermande et Madeleine Compagnon ​
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About — ER Publishing first launches a book collection titled TRANSATLANTIQUE dedicated to artist writings and their invaluable perspectives. Each book is devoted to an American or European artist active primarily in the second half of the 20th century. All the contributions are from artists living on the other side of the Atlantic. They add their perspectives to the critical discussion on the featured artist’s practice. Each book is edited by a Guest Editor who is an important actor of the art world and has a great knowledge of the featured artist.