Theater of Operations: The Gulf
Wars 1991–2011
MoMA PS1, New York
3rd November 2019–1st March |
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Illustrations
Attributed works:
28. Still from
Gulf War TV
War, by Michel
Auder. 1991,
edited 2017.
Hi8 video
and mini-DV
transferred to
digital video. 102
min. (Courtesy
the artist and
Martos Gallery,
New York; exh.
MoMA PS1, New
York).
Attributed works:
29. The fires
of Baghdad, by
Kareem Risan.
2003. Ink,
coloured pencil,
digital printing,
and collage on
paper; 13 folded
pages loose in
cover, in slipcase
32.5 by 59 cm.
(unfolded) (Azzawi
Collection,
London;
photograph
Anthony Dawton;
exh. MoMA PS1,
New York).
Attributed works:
30. Portrait of
Zain Habboo, by
Nuha Al-Radi.
1995. Painted
metal canister
and rock, 25.4
by 15.2 cm.
(Private
collection;
photograph Kris
Graves; exh.
MoMA PS1,
New York).
Book Review
Almost Nothing: Observations on Precarious Practices in Contemporary Art. By Anna Dezeuze
27. An interior view of Louvre Abu Dhabi. (Photograph: Roland Halbe)
Non-western art unattributed:
28. Installation view of the collection at Louvre Abu Dhabi, showing (left to right): Virgin and Child. Paris, 1320–30. Ivory with traces of polychromy; The goddess Isis nursing her son Horus. Egypt, 800–400 BC. Bronze; Phemba, maternity figure. Yombe culture, 1800–1900. Wood. (all works Louvre Abu Dhabi).
Non-western art unattributed:
29. Winged dragon. Northern China, 450–250 BC. Bronze, 48.5 by 67 cm. (Louvre Abu Dhabi).
Publication Received
Netherlandish Art in its Global Context. Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art 2016, volume 66. Edited by Thijs Weststeijn, Eric Jorink and Frits Scholten
Netherlandish Art in its Global Context. Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art 2016, volume 66. Edited by Thijs Weststeijn, Eric Jorink and Frits Scholten |
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