Mark Dion
Mark Dion
Mark Dion • Phaidon • ISBN-13 9780714836591
ISBN-10 Not provided • 1997 • 1st Edition
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This book provides an in-depth exploration of the work of Mark Dion, an artist known for his installations and sculptures that explore the intersection of art and science. The text by John Berger, a renowned novelist and critic, delves into Dion's unique approach to art-making and his commentary on environmental and societal issues.
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