Sally Mann: Art Work: On the Creative Life Beverly Hills including portraits from Boafo’s Body

including portraits from Boafo’s Body Politics

Also included is a 1965 profile of Duchamp first published in the New Yorker by Calvin Tomkins when the artist’s exhibition at Cordier & Ekstrom was on view

and sculpture from 1979 through 1984 that interpreted motifs from early twentieth-century German Expressionism

He delves into the artist’s associations with dealers Ambroise Vollard and Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler

gestural brushstrokes

Sally Mann: Art Work: On the Creative Life Beverly Hills including portraits from Boafo’s BodyThis book by photographer and writer Sally Mann explores the challenges and pleasures of the creative process. Illustrated throughout with thoughtfully juxtaposed photographs, letters, and journal entries, Art Work is written in the same lively and courageous tone as Manns acclaimed Hold Still: A Memoir with Photographs (2015). Its candid mix of illuminating stories, practical advice, and life lessons form what Mann describes as kind of a how to book,