Keith Haring Tate Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Keith Haring (1958 -1990) Is Widely Recognised For His Colourful Paintings Drawings Sculptures And Murals Exploded Onto The Early 1980S New York Art Scene With Vivid Graffiti-Inspired Many Of Which Found Exposure In Public Realm Such As Times Square Billboard Broadcast Famous Radiant Child 1982 Haring\ S Instantly Recognisable `Cartoon-Like\ Imagery Not Only Drew On Iconography Contemporary Pop Club Culture But Also Looked Back To Patterns Rhythms Islamic Japanese Primitive Wall-Paintings Furthermore Work Reflected A Profound Commitment Social Justice Activism Raised Numerous Issues That Remain Relevant Today Including Aids Crisis Cold War Fear Nuclear Attack Racism Excesses Capitalism Environmental Degradation Featuring Around Fifty Works Supported By Rarely Seen Photography Film Archival Documents From Foundation This Accessible Book Will Introduce Audience Throw Fresh Light An Artist Whose Remains Symptomatic Subcultural Creative Energy Three Short Texts Exploring Various Aspects Practice Be Interspersed Illustrations Rolling Time-Line Key Political Events (From Election Reagan 1980 Explosion Hip Hop Underground Movement Global Phenomenon Fall Berlin Wall 1989) Responses Them Publication Aims Include Select Unpublished Reminiscences Those Who Collaborated Interacted Performers Madonna Grace Jones Artists Jenny Holzer Yoko Ono Σελίδες: 128 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0909 Διαστάσεις: 18 9X18 9Cm