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The Underwater Museum: The Submerged Sculptures of Jason deCaires Taylor

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 | #808223 in Books |  2014-03-11 |  2014-03-11 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.25 x.75 x8.25l,.88 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| You Will Never Forget the Beauty of This Book|By K. McCann|This book is magnificently done both in terms of design (interweaving of images and text) and the quality of resolution on the photography: even for those who haven't had the privilege to visit The Underwater Museum off of Cancun, Mexico (fortunately I have), the work Jason de Caires Taylor has done is compellingly beau|About the Author|Jason deCaires Taylor is an artist based in Mexico.||Carlo McCormick is a New York–based art critic and senior editor.||Helen Scales is a marine biologist based in Cambridge, England.

A one-of-a-kind blend of art, nature, and conservation, The Underwater Museum re-creates an awe-inspiring dive into the dazzling under-ocean sculpture parks of artist Jason deCaires Taylor. Taylor casts his life-size statues from a special kind of cement that facilitates reef growth, and sinks them to the ocean floor. There, over time, the artworks attract corals, algae, and fish, and evolve into beautiful and surreal installations that are also living reefs. This volume...

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