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This book brings together artworks from the past two decades and traces the arc of Haegue Yang's impressive and wide-ranging oeuvre. Haegue Yang is renowned for her multifaceted works that vary in form from collage to kinetic sculpture, perceptively evoking historical and contemporary narratives of migration, displacement, and cross-cultural translation. Using a language of abstraction, Yang transforms ordinary and domestic materials, such as venetian blinds, light bulbs, drying racks, yarn, and bells, into deeply allegorical, meticulously constructed installations and sculptures that dissociate these materials from their original contexts. The artist's installations become immersive environments that provoke the senses with a diversity of scents, sounds and textures. Featuring essays contextualising Yang's artistic career, this book generates new understandings of Yang's transformative contributions to the field of contemporary art. AUTHOR: Jee-Sook Beck is a curator and art critic based in Seoul. Lynne Cook is Senior Curator of Special Projects in Modern Art at the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Adelina Vlas is Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario. 100 colour illustrations

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JEE-SOOK BECK is a curator and art critic based in Seoul. LYNNE COOK is Senior Curator of Special Projects in Modern Art at the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. ADELINA VLAS is Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

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