02540nam a2200325Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064020003100081020002800112035002400140040003400164041000800198042001400206050002200220082001200242100002200254245008200276264003800358300006200396336002600458337002800484338002700512500001900539504006000558505095700618520052701575650005602102650005602158pucpr20260819155607.0430101s2009 sz ace b 001 0 eng  a 2009925663 a9783764399436 (alk. paper) a3764399430 (alk. paper) a(OCoLC)ocn471241908 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda aspa alccopycat00aN72.A75bB58 200900a7002221 aBjone, Christian.10aArt and Architecture :bstrategies in collaboration. /cChristian Bjone.htxt aSwitzerland :bBirkhauser,c2009. a192 p.bill. (some col.) ; ports. ; plans ;c31 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aInclude index. aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 186) and index. aContents: 1: Introduction The Ending and Beginning 6 -- 2: The Red of the sky, not the Burning House A Dream of Cultural Unity 22 -- 3: Symmetric Identities Saarinen the Elder and the Younger 40 -- 4: Minotaur in the Labyrinth and Christ on the Cross Artists and Architects 60 -- 5: Power and the Place of art The Domestication and the Marketing of the Modern 80 -- 6: Gravestones of Modernism Monumental Public Sculpture 98 -- 7: Empty Spaces and Vast Horizons Artists Making Environments Against Architecture 114 -- 8: Sculptural Space Becomes Architectural Space Digital Form and Minimal Art 128 -- 9: Conclusion: What shall we do now? Collage, Fragment and DeĢtournement 146 -- 10: Further Architect and Artist Collaborations Five Examples 176 -- Appendix -- 182 Notes 182 -- 185 Quotation Sources 185 -- 186 Selected Bibliography 186 -- 187 Index 187 -- 191 Illustration Credits 191 -- 192 Acknowledgements 192 -- 192 About the Author 192 --  a"In recent years, the barriers between art and architecture have come down even further; while many artists are attracted to the spatial presence of architecture and its language and scale, contemporary architects also seek the inspiration of art and include artistic concepts into their designs. Great works of art/architecture have resulted from these cooperations and this book explores them in nine chapters from 1914 up to the present, highlighting the most striking examples of these interdisciplinary activities" -- 0aArt and architecturexHistoryy20th century.2Local 0aArt and architecturexHistoryy21st century.2Local