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Uma pessoa para diante de uma instalação com grandes ou pequeníssimos objetos, vê-se assistindo a uma performance de uma artista que passa o dia sentada na cadeira, imóvel e muda, diante de outras pe

Una exquisita propuesta sobre la relación directa y personal que tenemos con el arte y las exposiciones.Profesora de arte y cronista de exposiciones durante años, los puntos de vista de Mercè Ibarz s

Una guía amena para entender cómo funciona el mercado del arteEn 2019, una tabla que una anciana tenía olvidada en su cocina de París se vendió en subasta por 24 millones de euros. La mujer pasó años sin saber que aquel trozo de madera a priori irrelevante, hoy expuesto en el Museo del Louvre, era en realidad el Cristo burlado, del pintor italiano Cimabue. Por supuesto, no es normal encontrarse con semejante tesoro en una cocina, pero es un ejemplo fascinante de la importancia de conocer, valorar y dedicar tiempo al arte.Rodeado de un halo de lujo y exclusividad, el mundo del coleccionismo se antoja inalcanzable para la mayoria de los aficionados. Sin embargo, es mas accesible de lo que parece y una actividad gratificante siempre que concurran dos caracteristicas fundamentales: la pasion artistica y el conocimiento del mercado.Maria Sancho-Arroyo lleva treinta años trabajando con artistas, coleccionistas e inversores y durante dos decadas trabajo en la famosa casa de subastas Sothebys. Desde la trastienda de ese universo de sofisticacion abre la puerta a los lectores con esta guia que da acceso al rico ecosistema de ferias, galerias y colecciones.¿Inversion o pasion? desgrana de manera entretenida los canales de venta, los secretos de la tasacion, las interacciones entre los museos y el mercado, y las posibilidades del arte como bien de inversion para todos los bolsillos.Un libro, en definitiva, que busca proporcionar las herramientas esenciales para maniobrar habilmente en el mercado del arte y asegurar que cada adquisicion sea no solo gratificante, sino que tambien añada valor y satisfaccion a tu experiencia como coleccionista.

A no-holds-barred rampage through gigs, clubs, boardrooms, drugs and booze, mad scenes, brilliant signings, machine gun quotes and a resilient wild spirit.A true believer in the power of music and more importantly a believer in the people that make music Noel GallagherMcGee was our Malcolm McLaren and Tony Wilson. An instigator and motivator, a born upsetter. Ive never met anyone like him Bobby Gillespie Music is like no other business. Its about being at the right place at the right time, following your nose and diving in feet first. Its about being plugged into the mystical electricity and about surfing on the wild energy. Its about how to fuck up and how to survive and be sustained by the holy grail of the high decibel. No-one captures this wild feral spirit better than Alan McGee whose helter-skelter career through music has made him a major force. Wilder than his bands, more out of control than his most lunatic singer, more driven than his contemporaries and closer in spirit to the rocknroll star he could never be himself, McGee was always in a rush. Creation would sign people and not just the music. McGee understood that running an indie label is mainly about the charisma, the game changers, the iconography and the story. Its about never being boring. His ability to start a raw power ruckus brought the visceral danger back to a moribund mid-eighties music scene. His nose for danger and his ear for classic guitar rocknroll brought us The Jesus and Mary Chain, Primal Scream, My Bloody Valentine, Teenage Fanclub and Ride before topping out in the nineties with the biggest band in the world, Oasis. By no means a conventional instruction manual or business book, How To Run an Indie Label tells you everything you need to know about how to be a creative force.

From the bestselling author of Beethoven: The Man Revealed, In Search of Beethoven is John Suchets latest and most personal book dedicated to the life of this extraordinary composer. Part biography, part memoir, part travelogue, Suchet draws on his own life and career as a foreign correspondent and news anchor to show how Beethovens music has accompanied him through the best and worst of times. It was with him as a music-loving and adventurous teenager, as a journalist entering Beirut in the grip of civil war, and as he has continued to explore the old cities of Bonn and Vienna, in search of the man behind the music. In this novel and compelling book, we see Beethoven brought vividly and sometimes painfully to life. Suchet traces Beethovens footsteps from his early years in Bonn to his dying days in Vienna, taking us on a journey both literal and symbolic, as he uses his own experience as a Beethoven aficionado to demonstrate the life-changing power of great music.

In 2007 Romany Mark Bruce, Irish-born lawyer and self-taught artist, was confronted by a stranger while walking his dog in Kemptown, Brighton. I want a word with you, said the mysterious fellow, and walked off, without further explanation. Two days later, Romany received a follow-up email: would he consider mocking up a design for an AIDS Memorial statue, to be erected in the south-coast city? An open-call competition was underway: there were ten days left to enter. Having lost his dearest friend to the deadly virus, Romany by then predominantly a painter, though with ten years sculpting experience behind him wasted no time in making a decision, and making up a design. The rest is history, and his AIDS Memorial, dedicated to Paul Tay, is a poignant landmark much loved by Brighton residents. This monograph explores the life choices which have informed Romanys artistic pathway, and analyses the sculptural techniques he employs in his thriving painting practice. Romany is, in his own words, a sculptor who paints; his work has been exhibited internationally, from France to Australia.