Ben Thorp Brown - Cura's Garden
ROMA Publications, ISBN 9781941753941,
Hb, 152 pgs, 21 x 30cm
Acqn. 37948
Awaiting stock - please contact orders@artdata.co.uk to make preorders
£41.00
Hb, 152 pgs, 21 x 30cm
Acqn. 37948
Awaiting stock - please contact orders@artdata.co.uk to make preorders
£41.00
American artist Ben Thorp Brown opened 'Cura's Garden' in 2023, an immersive exhibition set in the medieval garden of Kunsthal Gent, a former Carmelite monastery. Expanding on the Roman myth of Cura, the project gathers an assortment of trees and other flora, plus sculpture, fog, and sound - elements that form a dense, indeterminate sensorial experience. This book documents two years of the garden's young life and features linocut botanical prints by the artist's mother, Cary Thorp Brown. Essays by Laura McLean-Ferris, Laurie Cluitmans, and Robert Wiesenberger explore the conceptual, formal, art historical, and affective valences of the site-specific installation.

