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James Turrell: a retrospective serves as the definitive companion to the landmark exhibition of the same name, hosted by the National Gallery of Australia. This beautifully curated volume explores five decades of work by one of the world’s most influential contemporary artists. Renowned for his pioneering use of light and space, Turrell creates immersive environments that fundamentally challenge the way we perceive reality. From his early light projections and intricate holograms to his monumental, ongoing architectural project at Roden Crater, this book captures the ethereal beauty of his installations. Featuring insightful conversations between the artist and Michael Govan, alongside a comprehensive catalogue of works, this publication offers a profound look at how Turrell’s art invites viewers into meditative, dream-like states. It is an essential acquisition for art lovers, students, and those fascinated by the intersection of perception, emotion, and the physical world. Experience the breathtaking complexity of Turrell’s light-filled universe through this essential visual record of a once-in-a-lifetime retrospective.
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