Irma Boom - If Walls Had Ears - 2005





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If Walls Had Ears by Irma Boom is a 1st edition Dutch–English art book published by De Appel (2005), in Fair condition, 704 pages, 24 cm by 17 cm, documenting nearly twenty years of De Appel’s exhibitions and projects from 1975 to 2005 with accompanying essays.
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Designed by Irma Boom, this substantial, block-like 704-page publication offers a comprehensive overview of nearly twenty years of activities and exhibitions at De Appel, the Amsterdam-based contemporary art institution.
Arranged chronologically, it documents exhibitions and projects from the institution's founding in 1975 through 2005, featuring a wealth of visual material that had previously been absent from the De Appel archives.
The volume also includes a series of essays addressing themes such as curating, installation art, architecture, site-specific practice, and identity politics within the broader context of contemporary art. Through Irma Boom's experimental book design, the publication provides a multifaceted perspective on De Appel's role as one of Europe's leading experimental art spaces.
Designed by Irma Boom, this substantial, block-like 704-page publication offers a comprehensive overview of nearly twenty years of activities and exhibitions at De Appel, the Amsterdam-based contemporary art institution.
Arranged chronologically, it documents exhibitions and projects from the institution's founding in 1975 through 2005, featuring a wealth of visual material that had previously been absent from the De Appel archives.
The volume also includes a series of essays addressing themes such as curating, installation art, architecture, site-specific practice, and identity politics within the broader context of contemporary art. Through Irma Boom's experimental book design, the publication provides a multifaceted perspective on De Appel's role as one of Europe's leading experimental art spaces.

