Ian Strange: Disturbed Home
Discover the haunting beauty of architectural transformation. This comprehensive survey captures over 12 years of Ian Strange's provocative interventions in damaged or abandoned homes across the globe, from Australia to New Zealand, Japan, Poland, and the US. Through stunning photographic and filmic interpretations, Strange explores themes of social upheaval, economic blight, environmental disaster, and migration.
Essays by Kevin Moore, FotoFocus artistic director, and Britt Salvesen, curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, delve into Strange's practice within the contexts of street art, photography, film, public sculpture, and dance. Disturbed Home is an essential addition for anyone interested in contemporary art and architecture, offering a compelling look at how spaces reflect and affect societal change.
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Discover the haunting beauty of architectural transformation. This comprehensive survey captures over 12 years of Ian Strange's provocative interventions in damaged or abandoned homes across the globe, from Australia to New Zealand, Japan, Poland, and the US. Through stunning photographic and filmic interpretations, Strange explores themes of social upheaval, economic blight, environmental disaster, and migration.
Essays by Kevin Moore, FotoFocus artistic director, and Britt Salvesen, curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, delve into Strange's practice within the contexts of street art, photography, film, public sculpture, and dance. Disturbed Home is an essential addition for anyone interested in contemporary art and architecture, offering a compelling look at how spaces reflect and affect societal change.
