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This book is the first to outline the history & aesthetics of the MADI Movement, born in 1946 in the Río de la Plata region. The MADI Movement rejected the static square, emphasizing open polygonality and geometric innovation. Featuring contributions from key figures in the movement, highlights the artistic evolution from its avant-garde beginnings to the international association formed in 1992. Essays & manifestos by artists & historians explore the movement’s significance in Latin American & global art. The book is in new condition, though it has slight damage to the bottom corner where the plastic wrap has come off (see photos for details). The damage is minimal and occurred during storage, but otherwise, the book is fully sealed and in excellent condition. Dimensions: 9.75” x 8.75” Publisher: Editorial Godoy Perfect for collectors and art lovers! International Madi Art. End of the Millennium Godoy Publishers Murcia, Argentine. 278 pages. Spanish. By: Claudia Laudanno