De noche todos los gatos son verdes (El libro Océano de…) (Hardcover)
¿Existen los rinocerontes rojos? ¿Hay acaso osos amarillos y lobos azules? ¿Alguien ha visto alguna vez un pulpo anaranjado o un gato verde? Las cosas no siempre son como nos las han contado. Vamos a dejar atrás la idea de que la realidad sólo puede ser de una forma. Valiéndose de ejemplos tomados del arte contemporáneo, especialmente de la escultura, el autor nos demuestra que los animales pueden tener cualquier color que uno se imagine. Una obra que rompe las ideas preconcebidas y nos anima a pensar de manera abierta. Las solapas desplegables de sus páginas ocultan secretos.
Do red rhinoceroses exist? And are there yellow bears and blue wolves? Has anyone ever seen an orange octopus or a green cat? Things aren’t always the way we’re told. Let’s leave behind the idea that reality can only be one way. Using examples from contemporary art, and sculpture in particular, the author prove that animals can be any color imaginable. This book breaks with preconceived notions and encourages open-minded thinking. The foldout tabs on its pages are hiding secrets.
Do red rhinoceroses exist? And are there yellow bears and blue wolves? Has anyone ever seen an orange octopus or a green cat? Things aren’t always the way we’re told. Let’s leave behind the idea that reality can only be one way. Using examples from contemporary art, and sculpture in particular, the author prove that animals can be any color imaginable. This book breaks with preconceived notions and encourages open-minded thinking. The foldout tabs on its pages are hiding secrets.
Vincent Péghaire worked for more than 10 years at the Réunion des Musées Nationaux as the editor-in-chief for visuals and the youth section. Since 2007, he has headed operations at the Grand Palais de Paris. In addition to his work as an editor, he also writes books for children about art.