The Architecture of Light
Hardback exhibition catalog Dan Flavin: The Architecture of Light, published by Guggenheim Museum Publications in 1999. Hardcover, 96 pages.
"Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin (November 6, 1999–February 13, 2000), this catalog surveys the pioneering light-based installations of Minimalist artist Dan Flavin. The book explores Flavin’s radical use of fluorescent light in sculptural, architectural, and spatial contexts.
Through critical essays, archival photos, and selections from Flavin’s own writings, The Architecture of Light documents the evolution of the artist’s glowing constructions—highlighting his enduring collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum and his role at the forefront of American Minimalism.”
Hardback exhibition catalog Dan Flavin: The Architecture of Light, published by Guggenheim Museum Publications in 1999. Hardcover, 96 pages.
"Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin (November 6, 1999–February 13, 2000), this catalog surveys the pioneering light-based installations of Minimalist artist Dan Flavin. The book explores Flavin’s radical use of fluorescent light in sculptural, architectural, and spatial contexts.
Through critical essays, archival photos, and selections from Flavin’s own writings, The Architecture of Light documents the evolution of the artist’s glowing constructions—highlighting his enduring collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum and his role at the forefront of American Minimalism.”
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Hardback exhibition catalog Dan Flavin: The Architecture of Light, published by Guggenheim Museum Publications in 1999. Hardcover, 96 pages.
"Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin (November 6, 1999–February 13, 2000), this catalog surveys the pioneering light-based installations of Minimalist artist Dan Flavin. The book explores Flavin’s radical use of fluorescent light in sculptural, architectural, and spatial contexts.
Through critical essays, archival photos, and selections from Flavin’s own writings, The Architecture of Light documents the evolution of the artist’s glowing constructions—highlighting his enduring collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum and his role at the forefront of American Minimalism.”
