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Lisa Oppenheim: Works 2003-2013

Artist
Lisa Oppenheim
Date
2015
Publisher
Sternberg Press
Format
Monographs
Size
24 × 33 cm
Length
160 pgs
Genre
Contemporary Art
Description

Over the past decade, artist Lisa Oppenheim has steadily developed a unique body of work exploring the usage of (historical) imagery. Balanced between appropriation and reconstruction, her work relies on substitutions applied to photographic and filmic records through which the historical and the present are transmitted and constituted through a language of today. One could define her work as an archaeology of time and visual culture. By exposing, or even reexposing, archival material, Oppenheim bridges the past and the present by introducing new meaning to these historical images, often resulting in film and photographic projects.

Works 2003–2013 is Lisa Oppenheim’s first monographic publication and is copublished with Grazer Kunstverein, Kunstverein in Hamburg, and FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, on occasion of the artist’s exhibition “From Abigail to Jacob (Works 2004–2014)” at Grazer Kunstverein.

Edited by Florence Derieux, Krist Gruijthuijsen, Bettina Steinbrügge
Texts by Karen Archey, Angie Keefer, Lisa Oppenheim, Christian Rattemeyer

Design by Marc Hollenstein

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