Carles Santos. I ara, què?

Author/s
Ona Balló and diversos autors
Co-edition with
Fundació Joan Brossa
Collection
Art in the city
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Pàgines interiors del llibre 'Carles Santos. I ara què?'
Pàgines interiors del llibre 'Carles Santos. I ara què?'

Carles Santos (1940–2017) was an unclassifiable artist. With music – and, more specifically, the piano – as a starting point, his work expanded to encompass multiple formats. Cross-disciplinarity was the basis for his practice and his thinking, and his legacy continues to fascinate us today thanks to the creative freedom it evokes.

This book presents a journey through the life and work of a musician and rara avis, shedding light on him as a person and his creative processes, delving into the key phases of his production, sharing never-before-seen material and providing reflections on his impact on his contemporaries.

Art
Culture
Music
Creation
Visual Arts

Technical Data

  • Publication language: Catalan
  • Year: 2024
  • Pages: 240
  • Cover: Hardcover
  • Format: 16 x 24 cm
  • ISBN City Council: 978-84-9156-590-1
  • Publishing distributor: Xarxa de Llibres

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20.00€

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