Carlos Amorales

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Carlos Amorales Edited by Katrin Steffen, Hans-Michael Herzog. Born in 1970, Amorales is one of Mexico’s most interesting contemporary artists. Drawing from his Liquid Archive, an electronic image bank, he creates drawings, paintings and animation filled with archetypal images
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HATJE CANTZ
ISBN: 9783775720465
$60.00 | In stock

Carlos Amorales: Caca Grande Poop in the air, poop in the trees, poop on your chin, poop on your knee: Mexican artist Carlos Amorales' children's book revels in the stuff, rendering these scenes in bold,
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RM/BLOK
ISBN: 9788492480647
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Amorales Vs. Amorales Edited by Gils Stork. Essays by Cuauhtemoc Medina, Phillippe Vergne and Rein Wolfs. Carlos Amorales is a Mexican artist whose work in the media of photographs, videos, installations, and performance draws on the theatrical world of professional wrestling in Mexico, where the fighters assume
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ARTIMO
ISBN: 9789075380231
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Carlos Amorales

Carlos Amorales: Caca Grande

Published by RM/BLOK

Poop in the air, poop in the trees, poop on your chin, poop on your knee: Mexican artist Carlos Amorales' children's book revels in the stuff, rendering these scenes in bold, scatological brown and black silhouette. Amorales (born 1970) has already established an impressive reputation as an artist working in a variety of media--animation, performance, video, sculpture, photography and works on paper--and here explores that singular niche within artists' publications: the artist's book sort of for children and definitely for adults. Caca Grande plays fast and loose with the brown stuff, dispatching it to places it had previously never been, with joyous abandon.

Carlos Amorales

Dark Mirror

Edited by Katrin Steffen, Hans-Michael Herzog.
Published by Hatje Cantz

Born in 1970, Amorales is one of Mexico’s most interesting contemporary artists. Drawing from his Liquid Archive, an electronic image bank, he creates drawings, paintings and animation filled with archetypal images of dangerous beauty. This comprehensive publication features an extensive conversation between the artist and the director of the Daros-Latinamerica Collection.

Amorales Vs. Amorales

The Bad Sleep Well

Edited by Gils Stork. Essays by Cuauhtemoc Medina, Phillippe Vergne and Rein Wolfs.
Published by Artimo

Carlos Amorales is a Mexican artist whose work in the media of photographs, videos, installations, and performance draws on the theatrical world of professional wrestling in Mexico, where the fighters assume fictional characters and are popular heroes. Amorales takes part in this world by creating his own alter ego: a wrestler that fights under the name Amorales and wears a mask designed by the artist. The result is a fascinating, multi-layered game of changing identities, and a constant shifting of reality and fiction.