Bettina Steinbrügge, Jason Dodge, A Model

A Model

Bettina Steinbrügge, Jason Dodge

Publisher
Roma Publications
Year
2025
ISBN
9789464460759
Specifications
22 × 29 cm
248 pages
In collaboration with Mudam, Luxembourg
Design: Julie Peeters

This book, A Model , parallels the exhibition A Model at Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean. The museum’s director Bettina Steinbrügge conceived this exhibition as a conversation with the ever evolving contemporary art museum. This publication, with a sweeping essay about the roles museums can take, in theory, in practice and in use, enacts how Steinbrügge engages the artists in the exhibition to sit with this shifting idea. Commissioning major works by Nina Beier & Bob Kil, Rayyane Tabet, Oscar Murillo or Claire Fontaine and historical works by Alvar Aalto and Tomaso Binga the exhibition uses the format of prologue, body and epilogue to overlap gestures in the museum space. Likewise, this book engages the designer Julie Peeters, photographer Adrianna Glaviano and artist Jason Dodge as editor to stage a publication that makes a new exhibition, A Model , between these pages. ISBN 9789464460759.

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