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Jacob Fabricius

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    Laura Horelli, Interviews, Diaries and Reports
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    Prologue Jacob FAbricius
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      “Science is a tool to think with, just like art…” This publication contains transcriptions of conversations between the artist Alexandra Hunts and Charles M. Marcus, professor in Condensed Matter Physics at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. Roland Barthes famously wrote: “Interdisciplinarity consists in creating a new object that belongs to no one.” This epistemological homelessness echoes through both Hunts’ and Marcus’s immigrant condition, and the histories of 20th-century art and science.

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    • Prologue Jacob FAbricius

      You've already finished your residency at AHC. What are you working on and thinking about these days?

      Prologue Jacob FAbricius
    • Paperback, with articles published variously in German, English, Finnish and Japanese (with English-language translations of all). Minor wear on spine ends, leading corners and lower edges; one or two very minor scuffs on page block. All content is clear and pages are sound and clean. TS

      Laura Horelli, Interviews, Diaries and Reports