Description
The question posed by the title of this book seems even more relevant for young artists today than it did in 2020, when it was first published in French. Presented as a manual, the book shares a number of tips and tricks that have enabled art professionals to progress in the period after their studies. The short, often ironic and sometimes even humorous instructions written in the imperative mood provide pieces of the answer to the big question. A host of contributors representing a wide range of practices are included in the book.
“Use your work office copier, paper and stamps for creative purposes.”
An essential book if you are about to finish your cursus in an art school.
A host of contributors representing a wide range of practices are included in the book: Nicolas Belayew, Maëlle Berthoumieu, Olivier Bertrand, Guillaume Boutrolle, Sara Caïd, Sébastien Capouet, Corinne Clarysse, Félix Colardelle, Emma Cozzani, Caroline Dath, Pauline Decaux, Juliette Defrance, Alexia De Visscher, Léo Dherte, Antoine Doyen, Daniel Dutrieux, Alexis Étienne, David Evrard, Exposer/Publier, Baptiste Febvre, Sirah Foighel, Lola Giffard-Bouvier, Côme Guérif, Renaud Huberlant, Kater-Inge, Bernadette Kluyskens, Anaïs Lapel, Maxime Le Bon, Simon Lemutricy, Shawan Lesser, M. le Maire, Romain Marula, Pierre Martel, Garance Maurer, Léa Michel, Ivan Murit, Aurélie Noury, Léa Pinot, Justine Sarlat, Maud Sauvage, Lila Sinigre, Coralie Tain, Flore Van Ryn, Benjamin Varin, Stéphanie Vilayphiou. Unwitting: Carl André, Éric Angenot, Michel Aubry, John Baldessari, Napoléon Bonaparte, Robert Filiou, Michel Foucault, Louis Garrido, Jérôme Gérard, Joanna Lorho, Catherine Mayeur, Walter Swennen, Guy Wouété, Stephen Wright.
Ed. Surfaces Utiles
11 × 17,5 cm, 192 pages, ISBN 978-2-931110-10-2, €13
