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The definitive monograph on an artist who pioneered the use of the body in art.
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New York: from far up and all around-an artist's critically celebrated ode to the city
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Explores the role of mirrors, spinning, and neurotic architecture - a feeling of psychological breakdown - in the work of one of America's contemporary artists, Paul McCarthy.
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In her performances, videos, and installations, Sharon Hayes (b 1970) explores the nexus between politics, history, speech, and desire. This book provides an insight into the complex motivations and development of Hayes' projects.
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A fascinating survey of pioneering work in experimental cinema and art from 1905 to the present day, revealing the high stakes and transformative potential of these forms
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Dan Graham is one of the significant figures to emerge from the 1960s moment of Conceptual art, with a practice that pioneered a range of art forms, modes, and ideas that are fundamental to contemporary art. This title examines Graham's works, which include designs for magazine p...ages, drawing, photographs, and architectural models and pavilions.
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Featuring work by American artists, this title accompanies the Whitney Museum of American Art's signature survey. More than 100 artists and collaborative teams are included - recognised artists as well as those whose work has never before been seen in a major museum.
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Established in 2000 by the Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation and the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Bucksbaum Award is presented biennially to an artist living and working in the US 'whose work demonstrates a singular combination of talent and imagination'. This title intro...duces each of the recipients.
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Variations on trees by two virtuosos of contemporary painting German painter Albert Oehlen (born 1954) and American painter Carroll Dunham (born 1949) consider one another the best painter of trees in the world. Trees brings together large-scale paintings, drawings, etchings and ...monotypes featuring the painters' shared subject in radically different styles.
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As a pioneering conceptual artist, performance artist, film-maker, poet, musician, writer and peace activist for over five decades, Yoko Ono (born 1933) has influenced several generations of artists, musicians and cultural workers across the globe. Throughout her career, Ono has ...explored an incredible range of media, coining new kinds of artistic genres--most notably with her instruction pieces, which she began making in the 1950s and continues to devise today. Yoko Ono: To the Light accompanies the artist's major 2012 overview at the Serpentine Gallery in London (a city to which she has longstanding ties). In her introduction, Ono explains the book and show's title: We are now at the 13th hour, facing the future together in which we may destroy ourselves or go on to create our heaven on earth. For the Serpentine Gallery, I selected pieces which had the strongest vibration to take us to the light. In accord with this utopian emphasis, Ono is also presenting #smilesfilm, a worldwide participatory project, as part of her exhibition. Conceived as a way of connecting people across the world, users are invited to upload images of their smiles via Twitter and Instagram, creating a global string of smiles. Included in this volume are reproductions of installations, films and performances, plus archival material relating to several key early works. Yoko Ono: To the Light is a concise introduction to the vast scope of this era-defining artist's many endeavors.
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