Gå til hovedindhold
Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif
Kun hos Saxo DK

Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif

Vi har samlet 2 aktuelle varer med samme produktnavn hos Saxo DK på én side.

Pris fra

389,95 kr

Se alle muligheder

Denne side samler varer efter forhandler og produktnavn. Det betyder ikke nødvendigvis, at varerne er officielle varianter af samme produkt.

Muligheder hos forhandleren

Vi kan ikke med sikkerhed afgøre, om varerne er varianter eller separate produkter. Sammenlign detaljerne før du går videre.

Produktdetaljer

Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif

Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif

Omar KholeifBiografier og sande fortællinger

389,95 kr

Til butik
Varenr.:
9788867496297

In this deeply personal account, author Omar Kholeif takes readers on a journey through the life and work of Nil Yalter—one of the pioneering artists of our time. Born in Cairo in 1938 and raised in Turkey, Yalter has lived in France since 1965. Over the course of six decades, the artist has created genre-expanding artistic projects across disciplines, innovating across both form and content regardless of the complex sociopolitical context that has surrounded her. Dr. Kholeif fuses the genres of auto/biography to unfurl a social and historical context that examines concepts of ethnicity, the diaspora, and feminism. Gender and sexuality are unbuckled, presenting a distinct picture of the changing cultural climate both in France and globally during the last century.

Læs mere hos Saxo DK
Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif

Nil Yalter: Circular Tension by Omar Kholeif

n/aBog

394,95 kr

Til butik
Varenr.:
9788867496297

In this deeply personal account, author Omar Kholeif takes readers on a journey through the life and work of Nil Yalter—one of the pioneering artists of our time. Born in Cairo in 1938 and raised in Turkey, Yalter has lived in France since 1965. Over the course of six decades, the artist has created genre-expanding artistic projects across disciplines, innovating across both form and content regardless of the complex sociopolitical context that has surrounded her. Dr. Kholeif fuses the genres of auto/biography to unfurl a social and historical context that examines concepts of ethnicity, the diaspora, and feminism. Gender and sexuality are unbuckled, presenting a distinct picture of the changing cultural climate both in France and globally during the last century.

Læs mere hos Saxo DK

Oplysningerne kommer fra Saxo DKs aktuelle produktdata.