Book Reviews
Partnership Publishers
Art
Charles LeDray: Sculpture
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
IR Staff •
Feb 04, 2011
Exhibition catalogue. Sperone Westwater, New York, 2007. Read On
Tom Sachs: Animals
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
IR Staff •
Exhibition catalogue from Sperone Westwater, New York, 2008.
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Claude Monet: Late Work
Art, Book Reviews, Homepage Staff Picks, Nonfiction •
IR Staff •
Jan 29, 2011
A catalogue that accompanied “Claude Monet: Late Work,” the most significant gathering of Monet’s late paintings to take place in New York in more than thirty years. Read On
Ferus
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
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A timeline documenting the Ferus gallery’s history opens the fully illustrated catalogue, followed by an interview with Irving Blum by Roberta Bernstein and a critical discussion of Warhol’s Campbell’s soup can paintings by Kirk Varnedoe. Read On
Cecily Brown
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
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With a visual repertoire indebted as much to the classical themes of the old masters as to porn magazines and Hollywood films, Brown’s paintings challenge traditional interpretations and compel us to reconsider the act of painting from a decidedly feminine viewpoint.
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Warhol from the Sonnaben Collection
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This beautifully illustrated book includes essays by Picasso biographer John Richardson and leading Warhol scholar Brenda Richardson. Read On
Damien Hirst: Superstition
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
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Published to accompany Damien Hirst’s exhibition of butterfly paintings at Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles in February 2007, Superstition is a visually stunning book that confirms Hirst’s reputation as one of the most significant visual thinkers of his generation. Read On
Jeff Koons: Hulk Elvis
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
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The definitive survey of Jeff Koons’s Hulk Elvis paintings, including an extensive interview with the artist in his studio. Read On
John Currin
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
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One of the leading figurative painters of his generation, Currin’s influences range from Italian and Northern Renaissance paintings to popular illustrations from the mid-20th century.
Richard Prince: Tiffany Paintings
Art, Book Reviews, Nonfiction •
IR Staff •
This limited edition artist’s book, published on the occasion of the recent exhibition “Richard Prince: Tiffany Paintings,” explores the paintings and related newsprint collages executed by the artist over the last seven years.
