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Eric Fischl
The show is a collection of 34 prints and drawings by Eric Fischl, who is widely considered to be one of the most important American artists of the last 30 years. Most of the prints, drawings, and watercolor and oil paintings on paper in the exhibition are studies of the human figure. They represent Fischl’s exploration of human relationships through depictions of male and female figures in various scenarios, from studio settings to the mixing of seemingly unrelated figures within a composition.
Eric Fischl
This catalogue accompanies the exhibition in the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, 26 September 2003 - 4 January 2004.
Dive Deep
"Over the past three decades, Eric Fischl (born 1948) has infused American figurative painting with fresh edginess and a new vocabulary of suburban disquiet. Richly illustrated with 148 works of art--including photographs, drawings, prints, sculptures and paintings from 1979 to the present--this companion catalogue to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and San Jose Museum of Art's 2012 exhibition "Dive Deep: Eric Fischl and the Process of Painting" explores Fischl's rigorous and iterative creative process as well as his exemplary readiness to embrace new technological changes in the service of his art"-- From Alibris website (viewed November 9, 2012).
Bad Boy
In Bad Boy, renowned American artist Eric Fischl has written a penetrating, often searing exploration of his coming of age as an artist, and his search for a fresh narrative style in the highly charged and competitive New York art world in the 1970s and 1980s. With such notorious and controversial paintings as Bad Boy and Sleepwalker, Fischl joined the front ranks of America artists, in a high-octane downtown art scene that included Andy Warhol, David Salle, Julian Schnabel, and others. It was a world of fashion, fame, cocaine and alcohol that for a time threatened to undermine all that Fischl had achieved. In an extraordinarily candid and revealing memoir, Fischl discusses the impact of his...
Eric Fischl, 1970-2007
Eric Fischl emerged in the 1980s as one of America's most important figurative painters. His paintings, many of which show a single intense moment, compel the viewer to participate in a world of middle-class suburban ambiguity and drama. In Fischl's engaging distinctly American canvases, narrative, morality, sexuality, and psychology are preeminent. This volume, an expanded edition of "Eric Fischl 1970-2000," is the most comprehensive examination of this important contemporary painter. More than 250 works, selected in conjunction with the artist, present the full scope of Fischl's career: the formative work of the 1970s; the breakthrough paintings of the 1980s, including the controversial "S...
Eric Fischl
Eric Fischl: Early Paintings focuses on nine of Fischl's paintings from 1979 to 1989, and reintroduces the work that first established him as a postmodern Edward Hopper and significant American artist. In these now classic, voyeuristic scenes of American everyday life in backyard barbeques, beach resorts and intimate interiors, the seemingly banal takes on uncomfortable, and at times ominous tones.
Eric Fischl
The paintings in Eric Fischl's Krefeld Project depict a middle-aged couple in the throes of a long-term relationship, isolated but together, bored but bound. Made from photographs of hired models who inhabited a rented house for four days while the artist snapped more than 2,000 pictures, the paintings show the couple before and after sex, in the shower and brushing teeth, on the toilet and on the phone. According to essayist and poet Geoffrey Young, "Fischl shows flickers of desire, but more frequently he notices the ways in which a couple exists in the same room, without contact. Hopperesque in their silence, the pictures are so confidently and technically alive that even these models fronting as a couple are redeemed in their uncertainty, acknowledged in their isolation, encouraged in their effort to spark the flint to feel it all again, the passion that is only rarely given to them."
Eric Fischl
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