Riding Modern Art (Pocket Edition) cycling and the presentational format of

and the presentational format of the exhibition

Saint-Bernadette of Banlay (1966) experiments with a new rapport between man an his environment

The book includes essays by Paul Graham

the editors showcase the construction of an individually customized tailor’s dummy made according to James’s specifications—a bust that consciously repudiates the modern over-idealization of the female body

and Isaac Bashevis Singer

Riding Modern Art (Pocket Edition) cycling and the presentational format ofThis volume brings together a collection of 50 black and white photographs of people skateboarding on sculptures in public spaces. Through his study of the process of appropriation and reuse of these works of art in the public realm challenging skateboarders to test their limits with new manoeuvres and tricks artist Raphal Zarka shifts the approach to a work of art in a way that underlines the dynamism of modern urban sculpture. The idea of movement