Archives Raoul De Keyser
a selection of materials from the Raoul De Keyser papers at Ghent University Library = Archief Raoul De Keyser : een selectie documenten uit het Raoul De Keyser archief, Universiteitsbibliotheek Gent
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Author
Contributions
- Jacobs, Steven, 1967- - Contributor
- Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst (Ghent, Belgium) - Contributor
Publication
2017 - A & S/Books, Gent, Belgium
Language
English
Word Count
13,000 words, Guess
Page Count
52 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-109076714509
- ISBN-139789076714509
- Library of Congress Control Numberd2017087342
- OCLC Control Number1012566074
- Open LibraryOL44118454M
Classifications
- DDC700.411
- LCCN6973.K49 A4 2017
Alternate Titles
- Archief Raoul De Keyser
Description
The personal archives of Belgian artist Raoul De Keyser (1930-2012) contains all kinds of images and documents that offer an interesting view on his life, oeuvre, and international network. This publication comprises a small selection of materials from the archives, which the artist's sons donated to Ghent University - an institution where De Keyser had worked as an administrator. Particular attention goes to three striking exhibitions: the solo show Rondom de werkelijkheid (1970), the group exhibition Raoul De Keyser, David Rabinowitch, Philippe Van Snick, Richard Tuttle (1978), and De Keyser's contribution to Documenta IX (1992). In addition, this book focuses on three themes marking De Keyser's oeuvre: the painting as object, the relation between De Keyser's pictorial work and poetry, and the interaction between painting and photography.0.
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