Search Results: Authors starting with P from artecontemporanea

Fabbri Editori, Milano, 1990. paperback. fine.

Marlborough Galleria dArte, Roma, 1974. paperback. fine.

1969. paperback. fine.

Verlag Kalender, Düsseldorf, 1969. paperback. fine.

Kunstmuseum, Luzern, 1972. paperback. fine.

Essegi, Ravenna, 1990. paperback. fine. Questa monografia ripercorre l'intera vicenda artistica di Paolo Icaro, dalle prime opere degli anni Sessanta fino ai lavori più recenti. Il saggio critico di Mario Bertoni è integrato da un ampio apparato iconografico, da una raccolta di scritti e interviste di Icaro, da un'antologia critica e da una ricca bio-bibliografia. `La scultura è stata da Icaro intesa nella sua accezione più classica di spazio e volume, ma coniugata nei modi e con gli strumenti più aggiornati e trasgressivi (energia, tensione, virtualità, vettore, espansione, campo, luogo, ambiente).`

Alfieri Edizioni d'Arte, Venezia, 1968. hardcover with dust jacket. fine.

Edita, 1988. fine.

Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London, 1990. paperback. fine.

Galleria Iolas-Galatea, Roma, 1967. paperback. fine.

Faber and Faber Limited, London, 1952. hardcover with dust jacket. fine.

Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, 1973. paperback. fine.

Galerie Bayeler, Basel, 1965. paperback. fine.

M. Boijmans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, 2009. paperback. fine. Crush is a series of twenty large black and white photographs (210 x 160 cm). Crush, the new work by Paul Kooiker, follows on from Showground (2004). Once again he uses his studio as the location and photographs nude models. The works create the illusion of being made at a crime scene: hastily taken photographs, edgy, tense. The surroundings seem bleaker and feel like a battlefield deserted in panic or a runway after a well-attended air show. Attributes such as cushions, furniture and a vacuum cleaner are scattered around and models are left to their fate in awkward poses. The photographic works show the moment before the descent of an ominous silence.

Thread Waxing Space, New York, 2007. fine.

Buchhandlung Walther König, Köln, 2003. hardcover. fine. Trust us, you don't want "this" Santa coming down your chimney. Through a series of 75 crisp images, mostly in brilliant reds, "Tokyo Santa" documents Paul McCarthy's 1996 performance at Tomio Kayama Gallery. Santa is decidedly naughty--he shows his private parts, and smears ketchup and paint everywhere. "Everywhere," Also included are 10 drawings that Santa made during his performance; they share a palette of browns, reds, black, and greens. With its large format, and cheerful red-and-green palette, this oversized book makes a wonderful holiday gift--but not for the kids.

Buchhandlung Walther König, Köln, 2002. paperback. fine. Sometimes plausible, sometimes inconceivable, Paul Morrison's starkly black-and-white wall works, with their precisely defined forms, relocate the viewer into a fictitious place equipped with a range of comfortably familiar allusions. Constructed through a combination of gently rounded forms derived equally from Walt Disney and the rigor of the botanical draftsman, Morrison's imaginary world mixes the earnest truth with the sincere make-believe., Essays by Simon Wallis, Godfrey Wordsdale and Andrea Madesta. , Foreword by Ellen Seifermann., ,

Chris Boot, London, 2004. hardcover. fine. Paul Shambroom is a Minneapolis-based photo artist who, over a period of four years, attended hundreds of town council meetings across the United States. Photographing the participants with a large-format panoramic camera, as staged tableaux, his dramatic pictures resemble epic history paintings they describe the humble practice of local government on a grand scale.

Galleria Massimo Minini, Brescia, 2010. hardcover. fine.

Emilio Mazzoli Editore, Modena, 2009. hardcover. fine.