The work of French artist Philippe Thomas revolves around the ideas of reality and fiction. As such, there is an aesthetic ambiguity at its core: all the physical elements involved in the creation, exhibition and circulation of an artwork (the work itself, the artist, the audience, galleries and museums, etc.) oscillate between values of reality and fiction. In keeping with this, Thomas registered the trademark les ready-made appartinnent à tout le monde® and used it to fictionalise his own identity. The catalogue includes pieces created by Thomas from the seventies until his death in 1995 along with essays by writers such as Corinne Diserens, Patricia Falguières, Daniel Soutif and Bernard Blistène.
Philippe Thomas. Readymades Belong to Everyone
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year of publication
2000
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288
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Cat/Fre 978-84-95273-46-8 , Eng/Spa 978-84-95273-47-5
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Printed
illustrations
180
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Design by Ramon Prat, Montse Sagarra and David Lorente (Actar)
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year of publication
2000
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Printed
pages
288
illustrations
180
editorial policy
Exhibitions
design
Design by Ramon Prat, Montse Sagarra and David Lorente (Actar)
editions
Cat/Fre 978-84-95273-46-8 , Eng/Spa 978-84-95273-47-5
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02:23
Readymades Belong to Everyone
exhibition
27.09.2000 – 26.11.2000