François Bucher
Biographic Data
| ID | 314050 |
|---|---|
| NAME | François Bucher |
| GIVEN NAMES | François |
| FAMILY NAME | Bucher |
| SIGNATURE | BUCHER F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Television (an Address)
Television (an address) is a text that stems from an art project initiated in 2002. The project is based on an operation that relies on the live transmission of the image of television. The streamed image is accompanied by a commentary given by an invited guest to different audiences in theatres and galleries around the world. This paradoxical transmission of a transmission seeks to create a disjunction that positions the image in a place where i…
Light, Wind, and Structure
Architecture of Solitude
Architector
Hauterive
Josef Albers
Notes on the Last Works of Josef Albers
In the 1960's when the walls of the new Art and Architecture Building at Yale University were punctuated with random inscriptions demanding social change, Josef Albers decided to give the Movement his countersign. He designed a welded, stainless steel tubing construction which was fixed above the entrance in 1964. Entitled Repeat and Reverse, it became his most tensely dynamic space syllogism. His previous construction could be read as boxes with…
Cistercian Architectural Purism
Since the end of the first world war scholars have intensified their research on the Cistercian movement and its 12th-century architecture. In this note dealing with the building code and the structures of a minority group an attempt will be made to analyze the historical and theoretical bases which were responsible for the austerity of the Cistercian oratories. The question will have to be asked if and for how long the community was able to achi…
Paradies und Hölle
The Moscow Kremlin
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The Moscow Kremlin
Paradies und Hölle
Cistercian Architectural Purism
Since the end of the first world war scholars have intensified their research on the Cistercian movement and its 12th-century architecture. In this note dealing with the building code and the structures of a minority group an attempt will be made to analyze the historical and theoretical bases which were responsible for the austerity of the Cistercian oratories. The question will have to be asked if and for how long the community was able to achi…
Notes on the Last Works of Josef Albers
In the 1960's when the walls of the new Art and Architecture Building at Yale University were punctuated with random inscriptions demanding social change, Josef Albers decided to give the Movement his countersign. He designed a welded, stainless steel tubing construction which was fixed above the entrance in 1964. Entitled Repeat and Reverse, it became his most tensely dynamic space syllogism. His previous construction could be read as boxes with…
Hauterive
Josef Albers
Architector
Architecture of Solitude
Light, Wind, and Structure
Television (an Address)
Television (an address) is a text that stems from an art project initiated in 2002. The project is based on an operation that relies on the live transmission of the image of television. The streamed image is accompanied by a commentary given by an invited guest to different audiences in theatres and galleries around the world. This paradoxical transmission of a transmission seeks to create a disjunction that positions the image in a place where i…
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