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Tom Claassen
Dutch artist Tom Claassen (1964) is best known for the sculptural pieces he’s created for public space. Almost everyone in the Netherlands is familiar with the family of elephants grazing alongside the A6 motorway near Almere and with three giant rabbits at Rotterdam’s Kunsthal. And how many travellers have stopped to admire two larger-than-life figures seated on the floor at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol? In addition to Claassen’s major commissions for public space, this unique compilation of the artist’s versatile oeuvre includes self-initiated projects as well.
112 pages, 22 x 28 cm, hardback, NAi / 010 (Rotterdam).
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Tom Claassen
Dutch artist Tom Claassen (1964) is best known for the sculptural pieces he’s created for public space. Almost everyone in the Netherlands is familiar with the family of elephants grazing alongside the A6 motorway near Almere and with three giant rabbits at Rotterdam’s Kunsthal. And how many travellers have stopped to admire two larger-than-life figures seated on the floor at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol? In addition to Claassen’s major commissions for public space, this unique compilation of the artist’s versatile oeuvre includes self-initiated projects as well.
112 pages, 22 x 28 cm, hardback, NAi / 010 (Rotterdam).
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Dutch artist Tom Claassen (1964) is best known for the sculptural pieces he’s created for public space. Almost everyone in the Netherlands is familiar with the family of elephants grazing alongside the A6 motorway near Almere and with three giant rabbits at Rotterdam’s Kunsthal. And how many travellers have stopped to admire two larger-than-life figures seated on the floor at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol? In addition to Claassen’s major commissions for public space, this unique compilation of the artist’s versatile oeuvre includes self-initiated projects as well.
112 pages, 22 x 28 cm, hardback, NAi / 010 (Rotterdam).
