Brancusi

Published in conjunction with a major exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, this book sheds new light on Brancusi’s creative process, his relationship with materials, his use of film, photography, and drawing, and his taste for music. It also addresses the global reception of his work and analyzes the views of it taken by writers and critics of his time. Moreover, it explores the significance of Brancusi’s art today, highlighting its resonance with contemporary artists.