The Book of Water

ANDREAS PHILIPPOPOULOS-MIHALOPOULOS lives in London and Venice. He is an artist working with performance, photography, sculpture, and other media, and has shown his work in the 58th Venice Art Biennale 2019, the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale 2016, the Tate Modern, Inhotim Instituto de Arte Contemporânea Brazil, the Danish Royal Cast Collection, the Royal Music Academy of Sweden, the London College of Communication, the Arebyte Gallery, and the Palais de Tokyo, among other institutions. He is also Professor of Law & Theory at the University of Westminster. He is the author of ten academic books and numerous articles, art catalogue entries, and short stories.

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Paperback
Extent: 72 pages
ISBN: 9781912475193
Price: $15 / $10 (ebook)

A gloriously dripping clutch of miniatures, like glimpses through keyholes into unknowable place-times where people pursue curious tasks and succumb to occult intensities.

—Sally O’Reilly

Short, fantastic choreographies of bodies, land, and water that embrace the constant motion of aqueous encounters as the sea levels rise, membranes become permeable, and everyday life adjusts to a fluid world.

—Tim Creswell

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PaperbackExtent: 72 pagesISBN: 9781912475193 Price: $15 / $10 (ebook)

A gloriously dripping clutch of miniatures, like glimpses through keyholes into unknowable place-times where people pursue curious tasks and succumb to occult intensities.

—Sally O’Reilly

Short, fantastic choreographies of bodies, land, and water that embrace the constant motion of aqueous encounters as the sea levels rise, membranes become permeable, and everyday life adjusts to a fluid world.

—Tim Creswell

Paperback
Extent: 72 pages
ISBN: 9781912475193
Price: $15 / $10 (ebook)