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A major monograph on contemporary artist Laura Owens surveys her career and explores why she has become one of the most interesting and provocative painters of today.
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Drawing on inspiration from Buddhism to Amy Winehouse, Chris Martin -lets the paintings make themselves- and creates bold abstract works that explore the unknowable psychological tendencies of art. His canvases are characterized by flat-yet-textured planes of saturated color, and... will often incorporate found materials and highly personal paper ephemera. Works such as Untitled (2013) demonstrate the influence of Pablo Picasso's collages, and his canvases' strong geometries also elaborate a self-proclaimed attachment to Piet Mondrian. Martin's practice came of age in 1980s New York, which saw the explosion of the East Village art scene, led by Keith Haring. This is the first internationally important monograph on the artist which collects essays by Glenn O'Brien, Nancy Princenthal, Trinie Dalton and Dan Nadel.
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Begin with three years' worth of confiscated notes, secret scribblings stolen from the students of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Add Jason Holley, the Clayton Brothers, Jonathan Rosen, and a host of other visionary doodlers. Gather around a large kitchen table and see ...what happens. The result: sloppy, beautiful, enigmatic, and totally awesome.
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Eye-popping stories that showcase an assured and exceptionally stylish talent.
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Stories of urban Los Angeles colored by the mythic imagery of Shakespeare and Grimm's fairy tales.
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This book records Sam Falls' (born 1984) new body of work--sound, video, sculptural and wall pieces--produced for his 2015 show at Ballroom Marfa in Texas. The catalogue mixes documentation of Falls' exhibition with original verse and photos of the works in progress by the artist... himself.
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Featuring oddball prose in the traditions of Dalton's literary heroes--Denton Welch, Robert Walser, and Jane Bowles--these stories have a dreamy, imaginative quality that reveal a peculiar state of mental ecstasy. To be inside the mind of Trinie Dalton is to be escorted into blis...s.
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Eye-popping stories that showcase an assured and exceptionally stylish talent.
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