Mark Grotjahn: Seven Faces

Mark Grotjahn: Seven FacesVisually reminiscent of Picasso, Grotjahns Face paintings intermingle abstract and figurative renderings while dismantling and building on the conventions of modern and contemporary painting. Using sheets of cardboard that are primed and mounted on linen as the ground, Grotjahn employs brush and palette knife to extensively build layer upon layer of oil paint to almost sculptural ends. Working in varying scales, combinations of texture, lines, color

while Local Color satirizes the phrase “local color” in a scene depicting a white male farmer in a covert sexual encounter with a Black woman

the artist has consistently offered reinterpretations of existing imagery

Paysage électronique

which brings together for the first time the work of artists Karla Black and Kishio Suga

You Owe Me a Feeling is the first hardcover publication on Los Angeles-based artist Friedrich Kunath

ISBN: 9788867495153

Exhibited at the Hirshhorn for the first time in its entirety

Each poem is assembled as a collage of individual drawings that explores the collaborative nature of creativity and authorship

and ancestral memory

The first publication on Mohamed Bourouissa’s Périphérique series revisits and contextualizes the artist’s theatrical images of marginalized lives in the outskirts of Paris

Dahmani and Clément Chéroux

This catalogue was published alongside a survey of Ha Chong-hyun's work