Museum Of Chance Book Object вђ Dayanita Singh

Museum Of Chance Book Object вђ Dayanita Singh Dayanita singh’s museum of chance is a book about how life unfolds, and asks to be recorded and edited, along and off the axis of time. the inscrutably woven photographic sequence of singh’s go away closer has now grown into a labyrinth of connections and correspondences. the thread through this novel like web of happenings is that elusive. Book design by dayanita singh and gerhard steidl. book editing by dayanita singh and walter keller. 96 pages. 11 x 12.8 in. 28 x 32.5 cm. 88 photographs. quadratone. clothbound hardcover with a tipped in photo on the front and back. isbn 978 3 86930 693 3. eur 48.00 gbp 40.00 us$ 65.00.

Museum Of Chance Book Object вђ Dayanita Singh Museum of chance is a dynamic construction: at once an archive, a collection, and an ever changing display. publication excerpt from moma highlights: 375 works from the museum of modern art, new york (new york: the museum of modern art, 2019) additional text. in 2013, singh developed her “museum” form: hinged, foldable wooden structures. Dayanita singh's museum of chance is a book about how life unfolds, and asks to be recorded and edited, along and off the axis of time. the inscrutably woven photographic sequence of singh's go away closer has now grown into a labyrinth of connections and correspondences. the thread through this novel like web of happenings is that elusive. Dayanita singh's museum of chance is a book about how life unfolds, and asks to be recorded and edited, along and off the axis of time. the inscrutably woven photographic sequence of singh's go away closer has now grown into a labyrinth of connections and correspondences. the thread through this novel like web of happenings is that elusive. A book with 88 images and a short text by aveek sen, museum of chance transforms into a book object and exhibition when its 88 different covers are placed inside specially constructed wooden structures and displayed on a wall. in placing the book directly onto the wall in this way, singh departs from simply just showing edition prints framed on.