Euler's first artist's book lays out her approach to exhibiting her unconventional, euphemistic paintings
From phallic sharks to close-up celebrity portraits and electrical sockets, the offbeat paintings of German artist Jana Euler (born 1982) are attuned to the social and material bases of her chosen medium. Exhibitionism traces the artist's approach to diagramming her shows, featuring invitations, wall texts, posters and new works.
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Euler's first artist's book lays out her approach to exhibiting her unconventional, euphemistic paintings
From phallic sharks to close-up celebrity portraits and electrical sockets, the offbeat paintings of German artist Jana Euler (born 1982) are attuned to the social and material bases of her chosen medium. Exhibitionism traces the artist's approach to diagramming her shows, featuring invitations, wall texts, posters and new works.
