David Medalla: In Conversation with the Cosmos
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Author: Medalla, David
This comprehensive survey of drawings and works on paper by the late Filipino artist David Medalla (1942–2020) explores his prolific career from the mid-1950s to the late 2010s. The book tracks and contextualizes Medalla’s pioneering involvement in artistic – from kinetic art to performance and participatory art – while providing insight into more intimate forms of exchange between contemporaries & friends to underscore the interpersonal narratives that often tend to evade art history. In anticipation of a major retrospective exhibition of Medalla’s art at the Hammer Museum, this volume charts the artist’s persistent presence that has sometimes been omitted from the histories of art movements in which he played a significant role. This publication showcases Medalla as an influential figure in 20th-century international art by revealing a more intimate perspective that parallels the life he pursued through political action, public performances and exhibitions.
ISBN 9781636811277. DelMonico Books/Hammer Museum. hb. 208 pages. 130 colour ills. 24.8 x 18.4 cm.
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This comprehensive survey of drawings and works on paper by the late Filipino artist David Medalla (1942–2020) explores his prolific career from the mid-1950s to the late 2010s. The book tracks and contextualizes Medalla’s pioneering involvement in artistic – from kinetic art to performance and participatory art – while providing insight into more intimate forms of exchange between contemporaries & friends to underscore the interpersonal narratives that often tend to evade art history. In anticipation of a major retrospective exhibition of Medalla’s art at the Hammer Museum, this volume charts the artist’s persistent presence that has sometimes been omitted from the histories of art movements in which he played a significant role. This publication showcases Medalla as an influential figure in 20th-century international art by revealing a more intimate perspective that parallels the life he pursued through political action, public performances and exhibitions.
ISBN 9781636811277. DelMonico Books/Hammer Museum. hb. 208 pages. 130 colour ills. 24.8 x 18.4 cm.
available