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|  | U.S. LIST PRICE: U.S. $55.00 CANADIAN PRICE: CAN $55 ISBN: 9780977171446 FORMAT: Clth, 8.25 x 10.25 in. / 128 pgs / 60 color / 2 b&w. PUBLISHER: David Nolan Gallery PUBLICATION DATE: 2/28/2010 AVAILABILITY: In stock |
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| Text by Alexi Worth. Published by David Nolan GalleryDescribed variously as Minimalist, Conceptualist, Pop and (more recently) proto-Neo-Geo, Richard Artschwager's art has long defied easy categorization, a sure sign that he has been doing something right. His career as a sculptor and draughtsman has playfully engaged issues of surface, material, object and function to pose repeatedly the Duchampian question: what constitutes an art object? Objects as Images of Objects is a 40-year survey of drawings in charcoal, ink and pastel, from the 1960s to the present, by an artist for whom drawing has remained primary, a spine of continuity throughout his many preoccupations. The diversity of imagery contained in these works on paper--including colorfully surreal landscapes and ambiguous shapes and objects that wreak havoc with cognition, sometimes floating on a sheet or arranged in different perspectives, other times taken from photographs and newspapers--reflect the artist's highly idiosyncratic approach to image-making.
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