Les vitrines de Bernard Belluc : "tout est d'époque" / [text by Bernard Belluc and Hervé Di Rosa.]

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Belluc, Bernard, 1949- artist, author.

Contributor:

Di Rosa, Hervé, writer of supplementary textual content.

Series:

Hors collection.

Hors collection

Language:

French

Subjects (All):

Belluc, Bernard, 1949-.

Belluc, Bernard.

Musée international des arts modestes (Sète, France).

Found objects (Art)--France.

Found objects (Art).

France.

Physical Description:

173 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm

Other Title:

"Tout est d'époque" : les vitrines de Bernard Belluc

Place of Publication:

Lyon : Fage ; [France] : Angel Art Servanin, [2021]

Summary:

Bernard Belluc was born on 11 June 1949 in Montpellier. Stammering, left-handed, dyslexic, a graduate of the school certificate, he was fascinated from childhood by modelling clay, the little soldiers of the Grande Armée, and became a fan of Eddy Mitchell. In the 70s and 80s, he developed his activity as a shop window designer and, from the 90s onwards, in many museums. With Hervé Di Rosa he founded the MIAM (Musée International des Arts Modestes) in Sète in 2000. Through a series of compositions of heterogeneous objects collected at flea markets or in back shops, Bernard Belluc tells us his story and, through it, the whole history of humanity. Richly illustrated, this book offers a visual immersion in the thematic showcases designed between June and November 2000 to house the artist's oversized collection at MIAM. Bernard Belluc's invigorating spirit accompanies us on this marvellous journey to the "land of objectotherapy", a major dimension of modest art.

Notes:

Texts by Bernard Belluc and Hervé Di Rosa.

ISBN:

9782849756744

2849756741

OCLC:

1266639902