Richard Prince: Untitled (Tire Planter) Emily Braun Roughly painted on cardboard

Roughly painted on cardboard

This book was published on the occasion of the two-part exhibition Andy Warhol: B&W Paintings: Ads and Illustrations 1985–1986 at Gagosian

The publication includes reproductions of the thirty-six exhibited works—some of which are featured on gatefolds—as well as an introduction by the artist and a new text by Jean Dykstra that details the inception of the project and Lutter’s creative process

Eleven new texts by longtime Penone scholar and collaborator Daniela Lancioni investigate the organizing principles within the artist’s practice

Jeff Koons’s love for the baroque

Richard Prince: Untitled (Tire Planter) Emily Braun Roughly painted on cardboardThis planter, cast in the shape of a DIY tire planter, features a Hippie Drawing by Richard Prince of a crude, flat figure in relief, which is the logo for the cannabis line Katz + Dogg. The Hippie Drawings are the foundation of the High Times series of paintings. An avid collector and perceptive chronicler of American subcultures, Prince first became familiar with the vernacular of the tire planter when he purchased a country house in upstate New