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    Luis Jacob : Monochromes and Abstract Works

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    Jacob situates his monochrome and abstract works within the context of Minimalism, and suggests painting is a way of resisting alienation. Includes list of works

    Luis Jacob : Duets for Amateurs : Peace On Earth

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    This compact disc features a series of awkwardly played piano duets. The envelope bears a stamp that reads “Luis Jacob, Duets for Amateurs, Peace on Earth.

    Luis Jacob : Monochromes, Abstract Works, and One Hundred Self-Portraits

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    Jacob's photocopy catalogue, made to accompany an exhibition of his paintings and drawings, contains reproductions of 100 self-portraits produced between 1989-1994. Includes list of works

    Luis Jacob : Seeing and Believing

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    "Seeing and Believing is an illustrated overview of the work of contemporary Canadian artist Luis Jacob. The book invites the reader to consider what is behind the image, and how it is informed by the museum/exhibition context and the viewer. With Seeing and Believing Jacob explores the role of the art museum as frame, and the artwork in its capacity to “look back” at the contemporary viewer. An important figure in contemporary art, Jacob’s work explores the subjectivity of aesthetic experience, and the uncanny dimension of our encounters with works of art. The book focuses on three of his own exhibitions : Tableaux Vivants at Fonderie Darling, Montreal in 2010; Pictures at an Exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto in 2011; and L’oeil, la brèche, l’image/The Eye, the Hole, the Picture at the McCord Museum, Montreal in 2012" -- p. [4] of cover

    ...psst, pass it on!

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    Booklet by Jacob comprised of black and white photocopy images printed on different coloured paper. All images have degenerated to the point of abstraction, but a human figure can be recognized in most. The text "I won't find" and numbers 245 and 524 repeat

    Irène Jacob y Francis Jacob, ensamble vocal e instrumental (Francia)

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    Concierto interpretado por el dúo de Iréne Jacob y Francis Jacob. El dúo y su banda, con integrantes de diversas naciones, incluyendo al bajista senegalés Mamadou Ba y al legendario músico afroperuano José Antonio 'Pichio' Balumboso, se han presentado en diferentes escenarios, incluyendo, el Joe's Pub de Nueva York en 2012. Con la integración del beat brasilero y senegalés, tambores de agua y de acero, así como un cierto aire de distinción francesa y de pop, entre pensativo y juguetón, los hermanos Jacob cuentan su propia historia de interconexión pese a las distancias

    Mark Connery, Luis Jacob : Meeting Place

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    As the preface notes, this bookwork produced by Connery and Jacob for “The Lefty Show” at A Space, documents various meeting places used by activists and social movements throughout the history of Toronto. Photographs of former places of protest and sites once occupied by activist organisations, are accompanied by brief descriptions of a given location's socio-historical significance

    Jacob DeShazer and Caesar Luis de Remedios

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    Jacob DeShazer and Caesar Luis de Remedios in Japan. De Remedios was one of Jacob\u27s fellow prisoners during World War II. Because de Remedios knew Japanese, he sometimes translated for the Doolittle Raiders while in prison. DeShazer and de Remedios visited each other many times in Japan after the war.https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/jfdeshazer_photos_japan_1948-55/1068/thumbnail.jp

    Without Persons Remix : Compact Disc

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    This CD contains eight remixes, by as many artists, of Jacob's audio text piece "Without Persons," of which an edited version is also included. The pieces vary in style from noise experimentation to techno music. Includes a list of tracks and contact information for the artists

    Luis Jacob : Album

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    Jacob’s “Album” features a montage of over 200 mostly found images, beginning with the theme of verticality (the first images are of skyscrapers), and then moving, in a politico-sexual dialectic, to a more diffuse horizontality, ending with a mass of bodies on the beach at Coney Island. Published on the occasion of Jacob’s exhibition “Collapsing New Buildings.
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