Photography
Laurent Mulot / Paul Ardenne
In 2003, in the singular setting of the ghost town of Cook, Australia, Laurent Mulot “implanted” the first Middle of Nowhere Contemporary Art Center with the only two inhabitants of this small town. This book is a monograph looking back on more than 20 years of research and encounters around the world, which gradually enabled the author to collaborate w(...)
In 2003, in the singular setting of the ghost town of Cook, Australia, Laurent Mulot “implanted” the first Middle of Nowhere Contemporary Art Center with the only two inhabitants of this small town. This book is a monograph looking back on more than 20 years of research and encounters around the world, which gradually enabled the author to collaborate with astrophysicists on the notion of the “Middle of Nowhere”.
The work was analyzed by contemporary art historian and critic Paul Ardenne.
Middle of Nowhere, 24 x 26 cm, 288 pages, approx. 200 four-color reproductions, sewn binding cover with flaps.
