Since the 1970s, Richard Jackson has dramatically expanded the definition and practice of painting. His career began with large-scale, site-specific wall paintings, room-sized painted environments, and monumental stacked canvases. He then developed an astonishing series of painting "machines" to pump, squirt, splatter, and deploy paint in increasingly imaginative, complex and demonstrative ways. This volume documents ten of Jackson's major installations, two of which are recreations of previously destroyed early works, ...
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Since the 1970s, Richard Jackson has dramatically expanded the definition and practice of painting. His career began with large-scale, site-specific wall paintings, room-sized painted environments, and monumental stacked canvases. He then developed an astonishing series of painting "machines" to pump, squirt, splatter, and deploy paint in increasingly imaginative, complex and demonstrative ways. This volume documents ten of Jackson's major installations, two of which are recreations of previously destroyed early works, together with smaller scale projects that extend the performative dimensions of painting, merge it with sculpture, and reposition it as an art of everyday experience rather than one of heroic myth. Frequently compared to such European artists as Yves Klein, Lucio Fontana, and Niki de Saint-Phalle, Jackson is considered the heir to Jackson Pollock, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns. This long-overdue book brings together the accomplishments of a provocative artist who has created some of the most daring and important works of his generation.
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VG-(Ex-library, with few markings, back cover got dinged on bottom edge, one corner bumped, otherwise in Like New condition. ) White and red pictorial boards, 304 pp., many color & bw illustration. Issued in conjunction with a 2013-2014 exhibition showing in Newport Beach, Calif.; Munich, Germany; and Ghent, Belgium. Features the contemporary art of Richard Jackson (b. 1939). Articles: Letter to Richard Jackson / Philippe Van Cauteren--Ain't Painting a Pain / Dennis Szakacs--"But it looks like art" / John C. Welchman--Selections from 100 Drawings--Painting's Playbook / Jeffrey Weiss--Richard Jackson in The Last of the Mohicans / Michael Darling--Richard Jackson in Conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist.
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Fine Condition. No Jacket, As Issued. Book 304 pages. Color illustrations. A touch of wear to the edges. Foreword by Dennis Szakacs. Illustrated boards. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from the Orange County Museum of Art, Santa Ana CA February 17-May 5, 2013. Bibliography.
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