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as well as an essay by James Monte
creating a new kind of dialogue between raw materials within a sculptural framework and the architectural space that they occupy
Mason’s Yard
and Terry Winters each reflect on de Kooning’s late works—Brown and Winters via excerpts from talks given at the 2011 de Kooning Now symposium and Oehlen
Moïse de Camondo transformed the mansion into a monument to his son
Roy Lichtenstein: Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes Gary D. Astrachan as well as an essayThis book was published on the occasion of Roy Lichtenstein: Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York, an exhibition of paintings, a sculpture, watercolors, and other works on paper exclusively from the Collection of the Lichtenstein Family. Titled after a 1984 canvas, the selection focuses on the artists use of the brushstroke as a formal and symbolic device. Lichtenstein first approached the brushstroke as
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