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Jim Dine: Birds
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Jim Dine: Birds

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Hi, my name is Jimmy, a crow said to the boy, Jim Dine, when his parents took him to the zoo. The two Jimmys got connected by a secret link. Lots of things scared me when I was a little boy but this scared me and it also…I understood it. The encounter with the bird was perceived by the boy as a mixture of fear, fascination and a deeper understanding of his unconscious world. The artist later transformed his remembrance into a fascinating series of black-and-white photos. Are they symbolic, profound, mystic or just pictures of beloved animals? An everyday unspectacular bird might appear to the beholder as a character of mythology, as a jester at the medieval court, as a strange messenger of a world behind the scenes. Jim Dine speaks to the birds, and the bird answers, because they are on intimate terms.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Steidl Publishers
Country
Germany
Date
19 February 2014
Pages
88
ISBN
9783882432404

Hi, my name is Jimmy, a crow said to the boy, Jim Dine, when his parents took him to the zoo. The two Jimmys got connected by a secret link. Lots of things scared me when I was a little boy but this scared me and it also…I understood it. The encounter with the bird was perceived by the boy as a mixture of fear, fascination and a deeper understanding of his unconscious world. The artist later transformed his remembrance into a fascinating series of black-and-white photos. Are they symbolic, profound, mystic or just pictures of beloved animals? An everyday unspectacular bird might appear to the beholder as a character of mythology, as a jester at the medieval court, as a strange messenger of a world behind the scenes. Jim Dine speaks to the birds, and the bird answers, because they are on intimate terms.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Steidl Publishers
Country
Germany
Date
19 February 2014
Pages
88
ISBN
9783882432404