Joachim Coucke - Unforced Errors In The Desert
Unforced Errors In The Desert is the first publication on the eponym work of artist Joachim Coucke (°1983, Kortrijk). The work consists of fake palm trees, cables and internet modems, and is a permanent installation at Liebaerts Projects in Kortrijk (B). This publication was made on the occasion of the Provincial Prize in Visual Arts of the Province of West-Flanders (B) in 2014. The book Dutch and English texts written by Oscar van den Boogaardand Wim Waelput. The book comes with a show held at Be-Part, Waregem from December 19th til March 1st 2015. Thanks to MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
80 pages, 17 x 25cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
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Joachim Coucke - Unforced Errors In The Desert
Unforced Errors In The Desert is the first publication on the eponym work of artist Joachim Coucke (°1983, Kortrijk). The work consists of fake palm trees, cables and internet modems, and is a permanent installation at Liebaerts Projects in Kortrijk (B). This publication was made on the occasion of the Provincial Prize in Visual Arts of the Province of West-Flanders (B) in 2014. The book Dutch and English texts written by Oscar van den Boogaardand Wim Waelput. The book comes with a show held at Be-Part, Waregem from December 19th til March 1st 2015. Thanks to MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
80 pages, 17 x 25cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
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Unforced Errors In The Desert is the first publication on the eponym work of artist Joachim Coucke (°1983, Kortrijk). The work consists of fake palm trees, cables and internet modems, and is a permanent installation at Liebaerts Projects in Kortrijk (B). This publication was made on the occasion of the Provincial Prize in Visual Arts of the Province of West-Flanders (B) in 2014. The book Dutch and English texts written by Oscar van den Boogaardand Wim Waelput. The book comes with a show held at Be-Part, Waregem from December 19th til March 1st 2015. Thanks to MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
80 pages, 17 x 25cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent).
