Carroll Dunham: Green Period.
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Author: Dunham, Carroll
This publication compiles prints, drawings and paintings from Carroll Dunham's pivotal "Green Period." works. Using the colour green as a pictorial and expressive tool, Dunham explored the quality and concept of "green" through images of figures in an archaic world of his own making. In these "figurative" works, Dunham explores intimacy, race, sex, ageing, and his own graphic and painterly languages. The volume also features three newly commissioned essays.Lavishly illustrated and designed, the publication features three newly commissioned essays: the curator and editor of the publication Dan Nadel writes on cross-media processes, and how the "Green Period." fits into the artist’s history; artist Mary Simpson situates these works in the context of surgical theaters and the visualization of sex; and Dunham himself explores colours, narratives and the conceptual and formal background of these works. This definitive volume on one of the most thought-provoking painting series of the last decade offers a profound meditation on the nature of human existence in the 21st century.
ISBN 9783037646083. JRP|Editions. hb. 136 pages. 115 colour ills. 30.5 x 24.1 cm.
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This publication compiles prints, drawings and paintings from Carroll Dunham's pivotal "Green Period." works. Using the colour green as a pictorial and expressive tool, Dunham explored the quality and concept of "green" through images of figures in an archaic world of his own making. In these "figurative" works, Dunham explores intimacy, race, sex, ageing, and his own graphic and painterly languages. The volume also features three newly commissioned essays.Lavishly illustrated and designed, the publication features three newly commissioned essays: the curator and editor of the publication Dan Nadel writes on cross-media processes, and how the "Green Period." fits into the artist’s history; artist Mary Simpson situates these works in the context of surgical theaters and the visualization of sex; and Dunham himself explores colours, narratives and the conceptual and formal background of these works. This definitive volume on one of the most thought-provoking painting series of the last decade offers a profound meditation on the nature of human existence in the 21st century.
ISBN 9783037646083. JRP|Editions. hb. 136 pages. 115 colour ills. 30.5 x 24.1 cm.
available