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Two Revolutions a Day - Sophie Nys artist book The book review is a'Two Revolutions a Day' is the first comprehensive survey of Sophie Nys ceaselessly inventive and researched artistic practice, covering works and exhibitions from the early 2000s to the present. Structured around a wide ranging conversation between Nys and critic Christophe Van Gerrewey, the book reveals the artist's overlapping fascinations with history and power, psychology and relationships, design and book making, and not least language and its