Nicholas Mangan: Limits to Growth | Edited by: Aileen Burns
$33.00
This book evaluates five significant works created by artist Nicholas Mangan over the past seven years. These five seminal works consider political and social narratives of the Asia-pacific and how culture and nature often intersect within this region.
In particular, Mangan’s work pays close attention to Australia’s economic and ethical role within the Asia-Pacific. Limits to Growth also features words by contributors Ana Teixeira Pinto, Helen Hughes and Barcelona-based curatorial collective Latitudes.
Edited by: Aileen Burns, Charlotte Day, Krist Gruijthuijsen and Jonah Lundh
Softcover
24 x 17cm
246 pages
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