Accompanying the first major exhibition of the early work of one of America's best-known imagemakers, this catalogue features essays by Germano Celant, Clare Bell, and Julia Blaut and an interview with the artist.
This book reproduces a broad selection of Jim Dine's early mixed-media works, paintings, and sculptures. Many of the works featured contain elements of the now-familiar themes of Dine's career: tools, robes, hearts, palettes, and domestic interiors. Bringing together fascinating performance photographs with vivid full-color reproductions, the book is the first to explore the complex relationship between Dine's mixed-media works and his environments and theater pieces. With essays by Germano Celant, Clare Bell, and Julia Blaut; an interview with the artist, combined with a selection of his poetry and statements; and superb colorplates of the works themselves,
Jim Dine: Walking Memory, 1959–1969 is an important addition to scholarship on the 1960s, perhaps the most significant period in American art. Also included are a detailed chronology and select bibliography.
224 pages/9 x 12 inches/ 156 full-color illustrations
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