Conversation with Christian Boltanski and Mark Stevens,
MEMORY AND THE WORK OF ART Distinguished Lecture
Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University
Length: 1:19:46
As part of the collaborative MEMORY AND THE WORK OF ART project, renowned artist Christian Boltanski discussed light, memory, and reconstructions of the past with Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Mark Stevens. Born in Paris in 1944, Boltanski creates mixed-media installations that explore the ephemera (and tenacity) of human experience. Introduced by Kelly Baum, Haskell Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art. Thursday, September 22, 2011, the Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University.
MEMORY AND THE WORK OF ART Distinguished Lecture
Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University
Length: 1:19:46
As part of the collaborative MEMORY AND THE WORK OF ART project, renowned artist Christian Boltanski discussed light, memory, and reconstructions of the past with Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Mark Stevens. Born in Paris in 1944, Boltanski creates mixed-media installations that explore the ephemera (and tenacity) of human experience. Introduced by Kelly Baum, Haskell Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art. Thursday, September 22, 2011, the Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University.
