CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 5/13/2017

NEW! The first major monograph on Katherine Bernhardt

Chapstick, french fries, Rubik's cubes, pizza, sea turtles, cigarettes and the Pink Panther are just a few of the object-characters that make repeat appearances in the paintings of Katherine Bernhardt, whose work is collected in this first major monograph published by CANADA. "Bernhardt is a painter who takes pleasure in variety, whose eye is rarely fixed on one place for long," Nicole Rudick writes. "She produces unrelentingly flat compositions that surge and bustle with color and repetition, her profligacy expending one obsession before she moves on to another. In these successive bodies of work, Bernhardt has shown herself to be an entirely unique painter of our times, chronicling her life and the larger culture through a daring painterly technique and an expansive sense of form and space."