Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities

This article explores the contemporary artist’s book as a site of ecocritical enquiry. More specifically, it takes a deep dive into three works that offer meditations on human entanglements with weather: Roni Horn’s Weather Reports You (2007), Jeremy Deller’s Speak to the Earth and It Will Tell You...

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Hoofdauteur: Garrie, Barbara
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:interfaces_9491 https://doi.org/10.4000/13p0l urn:doi:10.4000/13p0l en https://journals.openedition.org/interfaces/9491 2025-04-07T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/13p0l https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities Interfaces Université Bourgogne Europe info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2647-6754 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1164-6225 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/interfaces Garrie, Barbara intermédialité livre d’artiste météorologie Horn (Roni) Deller (Jeremy) Kampka (Marina) intermediality artists’ books weather Horn (Roni) Deller (Jeremy) Kampka (Marina) This article explores the contemporary artist’s book as a site of ecocritical enquiry. More specifically, it takes a deep dive into three works that offer meditations on human entanglements with weather: Roni Horn’s Weather Reports You (2007), Jeremy Deller’s Speak to the Earth and It Will Tell You (2007-17), and Marina Kampka’s Weather Forecast (2014). These books are significant in how they reveal the complex and interrelated material and narrative agencies at play in storying the environmental systems we call “weather”. Central to this article are the ways in which these exchanges are enabled and amplified by the book form. The pages of each book are surfaces for rich narrative expression, enlivened by their own bookish materiality and the complex networks of production and circulation within which they are situated, and wherein they perform as a kind of threshold or porous interface between human and more-than-human worlds. Cet article présente le livre d’artiste contemporain comme espace d’investigation écocritique. Il propose une analyse de trois ouvrages qui offrent une réflexion sur l’intrication des liens entre l’humain et le temps (météorologique) : Weather Reports You de Roni Horn (2007), Speak to the Earth and It Will Tell You de Jeremy Deller (2007-17) et Weather Forecast de Marina Kampka (2014). Ces livres révèlent de manière significative les liens complexes et interdépendants qui unissent agents matériels et narratifs dans la mise en récit des systèmes environnementaux que nous désignons par le terme de « météorologie ». Cet article repose sur le principe que ces échanges sont rendus possibles et amplifiés par le livre. La page offre une surface d’expression narrative d’autant plus riche qu’elle est renforcée par sa propre matérialité au sein du livre et des réseaux complexes de production et de circulation dans lesquels elle se situe, jouant le rôle d’une sorte de seuil ou d'interface poreuse entre les mondes humain et autres qu’humain.
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topic intermédialité
livre d’artiste
météorologie
Horn (Roni)
Deller (Jeremy)
Kampka (Marina)
intermediality
artists’ books
weather
Horn (Roni)
Deller (Jeremy)
Kampka (Marina)
spellingShingle intermédialité
livre d’artiste
météorologie
Horn (Roni)
Deller (Jeremy)
Kampka (Marina)
intermediality
artists’ books
weather
Horn (Roni)
Deller (Jeremy)
Kampka (Marina)
Garrie, Barbara
Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
description This article explores the contemporary artist’s book as a site of ecocritical enquiry. More specifically, it takes a deep dive into three works that offer meditations on human entanglements with weather: Roni Horn’s Weather Reports You (2007), Jeremy Deller’s Speak to the Earth and It Will Tell You (2007-17), and Marina Kampka’s Weather Forecast (2014). These books are significant in how they reveal the complex and interrelated material and narrative agencies at play in storying the environmental systems we call “weather”. Central to this article are the ways in which these exchanges are enabled and amplified by the book form. The pages of each book are surfaces for rich narrative expression, enlivened by their own bookish materiality and the complex networks of production and circulation within which they are situated, and wherein they perform as a kind of threshold or porous interface between human and more-than-human worlds.
author Garrie, Barbara
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title Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
title_short Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
title_full Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
title_fullStr Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
title_full_unstemmed Weathered Pages: Artists’ Books and Ecocritical Materialities
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