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A Natural History Of The Studio
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William Kentridge, One Of The Leading Artists Of Our Time, Offers A Personal Account Of His Childhood, Creative Practice, And The Studio SpacesUnderstood Both As Physical Places And A Way Of ThinkingThat Have Shaped His Life And Workfor More Than Thirty Years, KentridgeS Art Has Been Celebrated For Its Profound Engagement With History, Politics, And The Uncertainties Of The Human Condition. In 2024, He Delivered The Prestigious Slade Lectures At The University Of Oxford; A Natural History Of The Studio Brings These Together In A Lively, BookLength Exploration Of The Creative Process.Moving Between Memory, Art History, And Experiment, Kentridge Shows How The Outside World Dissolves Into The ArtistS Materials. Inside His Studio, Films Are Run Backwards And Forwards, A Glimpse Of Dappled Light Brushes Up Against ConstableS Vast River Landscapes, And KentridgeS Own Work Slowly Takes Shape And Comes Into View. Playful And Erudite, He Emerges As The Rare Artist With A Gift For Writing Clearly And Generously About The Creative Act.
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