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The Contemporary Art Book by Charlotte Bonham-Carter (Hardcover, 2016)

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This hardcover book titled "The Contemporary Art Book" by Charlotte Bonham-Carter is a must-have for art enthusiasts. With 256 pages filled with captivating content, this book is a great addition to any art lover's collection. The book measures 266mm in height and 221mm in width and was published in 2016 by Welbeck Publishing Group. The book covers a range of topics related to contemporary art and is written in English. It is perfect for those who want to learn more about contemporary art and understand the different perspectives and styles that exist in the art world. This book is a great investment for anyone interested in art and wants to expand their knowledge.

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The Contemporary Art Book celebrates artists who have made substantial contributions over the past four decades. An A-Z listing features 200 artists, providing biographies as well as insights into their key works. Links between artists are also noted, and related themes and movements. This accessible and beautifully produced guide explores both the rapid changes of recent years and their impact. Contemporary art was once considered inaccessible, elitist or even facile, but is now enjoyed by millions of gallery visitors every year. The Contemporary Art Book pinpoints the key events that have contributed to this change. Ambitious redevelopments and new constructions - such as London's Tate Modern, Centre Pompidou in Paris, Museo Guggenheim Bilbao, Kiasma in Helsinki and Kunst-Werke Berlin - have led to record numbers of visitors. Art collectors have also been influential, notably Charles Saatchi, whose vigorous promotion of the Young British Artists (or YBA) brought them celebrity status.