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“Playful Subversion,” which Swiss artist Beni Bischof created for his first Austrian exhibition at the FOTOHOF in Salzburg, lives up to its promise: it is a practical and highly entertaining guide in which the major icons of the culture industry have been deconstructed. The visual cosmos—a contrasting panorama of our postmodern media culture—creates a subversive attraction that is hard to resist. The juxtaposition of black-and-white reproductions not only deconstructs and subverts numerous heroes but also creates diverse spaces for association and playful appropriation.
Published by Fotohof edition, 2015
11 x 18 cm
ISBN: 978-3902993182
“Playful Subversion,” which Swiss artist Beni Bischof created for his first Austrian exhibition at the FOTOHOF in Salzburg, lives up to its promise: it is a practical and highly entertaining guide in which the major icons of the culture industry have been deconstructed. The visual cosmos—a contrasting panorama of our postmodern media culture—creates a subversive attraction that is hard to resist. The juxtaposition of black-and-white reproductions not only deconstructs and subverts numerous heroes but also creates diverse spaces for association and playful appropriation.
Published by Fotohof edition, 2015
11 x 18 cm
ISBN: 978-3902993182
