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This publication is the ?rst retrospective and comprehensive compilation of works and writings by British artist Stephen Willats. The ?rst section contains numerous illustrations of works by Willats, including a number not previously published, and text contributions from authors who have been closely involved with the artist for many years. The second section collects important writings by Stephen Willats from his archive, which have been transcribed for the ?rst time and now presented in combination with black-and-white illustrations. This section opens up new and until now unpublished insights into the text works of the artist. Published to accompany the exhibition at Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe, 23 September – 21 November 2010. English and German text.

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Art Society Feedback, Brigitte Franzen, Tom Holert, Anja Casser, Ute Meta Bauer, Andrew Wilson, Stephen Willats, Philipp Ziegler, Emily Pethick

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2010
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Title
Art Society Feedback
Language
English
Released
2010
Format
Paperback
Pages
558
ISBN10
3869841249
ISBN13
9783869841243
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This publication is the ?rst retrospective and comprehensive compilation of works and writings by British artist Stephen Willats. The ?rst section contains numerous illustrations of works by Willats, including a number not previously published, and text contributions from authors who have been closely involved with the artist for many years. The second section collects important writings by Stephen Willats from his archive, which have been transcribed for the ?rst time and now presented in combination with black-and-white illustrations. This section opens up new and until now unpublished insights into the text works of the artist. Published to accompany the exhibition at Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe, 23 September – 21 November 2010. English and German text.