Comic abstraction : image breaking, image making /
Marcoci, Roxana,
Comic abstraction : image breaking, image making / Roxana Marcoci. - 160 pages : colour illustrations ; 32 cm
Published on the occasion of an exhibition of the same name at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, on March 4- June 11, 2007.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Interviews and plates -- Polly Apfelbaum -- Inka Essenhigh -- Ellen Gallagher -- Arturo Herrera -- Michel Majerus -- Julie Mehretu -- Juan Muñoz -- Takashi Murakami -- Rivane Neuenschwander -- Philippe Parreno -- Gary Simmons -- Franz West -- Sue Williams.
This volume features works by thirteen artists who employ erasure and blurring, appropriation and ambiguity to put a new spin on the relationship between the vernacular language of pop culture and rarefied brands of "fine art." Roxana Marcoci's essay looks at each artist in depth and considers how comic characters, style, and narrative structures-so deeply imprinted in our collective consciousness-retain their visual potency even when totally abstracted. Also included are interviews with the artists and selected exhibition histories and bibliographies.
0870707094 9780870707094
2006938310
Art, Abstract
Caricatures and cartoons
Politics in art
N6494.A2 / M37 2007
709.04
Comic abstraction : image breaking, image making / Roxana Marcoci. - 160 pages : colour illustrations ; 32 cm
Published on the occasion of an exhibition of the same name at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, on March 4- June 11, 2007.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Interviews and plates -- Polly Apfelbaum -- Inka Essenhigh -- Ellen Gallagher -- Arturo Herrera -- Michel Majerus -- Julie Mehretu -- Juan Muñoz -- Takashi Murakami -- Rivane Neuenschwander -- Philippe Parreno -- Gary Simmons -- Franz West -- Sue Williams.
This volume features works by thirteen artists who employ erasure and blurring, appropriation and ambiguity to put a new spin on the relationship between the vernacular language of pop culture and rarefied brands of "fine art." Roxana Marcoci's essay looks at each artist in depth and considers how comic characters, style, and narrative structures-so deeply imprinted in our collective consciousness-retain their visual potency even when totally abstracted. Also included are interviews with the artists and selected exhibition histories and bibliographies.
0870707094 9780870707094
2006938310
Art, Abstract
Caricatures and cartoons
Politics in art
N6494.A2 / M37 2007
709.04