Hurvin Anderson Roger Robinson Rizzoli International Publications Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

The Birmingham-Born Turner Prize-Nominated Artist Hurvin Anderson Is Best Known For His Brightly Painted Densely Detailed Landscapes And Interior Scenes Which Are Drawn From Own Photographs Sketches Personal Recollections Particularly Those Relating To Upbringing In Afro-Caribbean Community Midlands As Well More Recent Trips Caribbean S Luscious Paintings Have Hybridity At Their Heart A Tug-Of-War Plays Out Between Abstraction Figuration Nature Versus Manmade Beauty Menace British Jamaican Heritage Born United Kingdom Member Of Diaspora Relates Both Insider Outsider Aware Mythmaking That Idea Lost Or Future Paradise Generates Youngest Eight Children Grew Up Listening Family Reminisce About Lives Before They Moved England 1960S An Emotional Through-Line Work Suggesting Longing Loss Keeps Certain Geographies Alive Us This Book First Major Monograph Has Been Carefully Curated By Artists Himself Includes Source Material Ephemera Studio Shots Series Black-And-White Drawings Created Exclusively Publication Volume Also Features In-Depth Deeply Considered Essay Art Historian Catherine Lampert Text Poet Writer Roger Robinson Illustrated Chronology Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 25 4X25 4Cm