Christian Kortegaard Madsen Books

Art strikes back

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Omdrejningspunktet er den kunstneriske strategi ?détournement?, som betyder forvrængning eller fordrejning. Asger Jorn kaldte sine détournementer for ?modifikationer?. Han så det som en måde, hvor...

Miro Jorn

By Lucas Haberkorn

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Asger Jorn traveled to Paris in 1936 to study art. Among the biggest sources of inspiration was the internationally acclaimed artist Joan Miró. Although Jorn quickly found his own path in art, many...

Cobra

By Christian Kortegaard Madsen, Karen Kurczynski

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Udstillingskataloget til vores aktuelle udstilling 'CoBrA - De kvindelige kunstnere', der undersøger de kvindelige kunstneres rolle og vilkår i 1930?erne, 1940?erne og 1950?erne samt de rammer og k...

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