The artist's tragic solitude: On Hester van Tongerlo's contribution to When people were shorter and lived near the water

R.C.H.M. van Gerwen

The artist's tragic solitude: On Hester van Tongerlo's contribution to When people were shorter and lived near the water

OFR - Ethics Institute

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Abstract

Pointing to the obvious analogies between Van Tongerlo's work, the state of contemporary art and the Icare's Fall (also on Brueghel's painting).

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

performance art

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http://hestervantongerlo.com/reviewsLicence: CC BY

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