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Gottfried Helnwein
To mark Gottfried Helnwein's (*1948 in Vienna) sixty-fifth birthday, this retrospective presents all of the stations of his artistic development--from landmark works of photorealism such as Peinlich (Embarrassing) from 1971, and 1982's Self-Portrait (Blackout), to more recent works, such as the disturbing series Disasters of War, which focuses on severely injured girls.
Collecting the New
Twelve distinguished curators discuss the questions & challenges faced by museums in acquiring & preserving contemporary art.
Linkedin for International Students
NEW! The first LinkedIn guide specifically for international students in the U.S. This book will help you to maximize the use of LinkedIn to get an internship or job in the U.S.by teaching you how to develop a compelling profile, connect with people who can recommend and hire you, and connect with unlisted job opportunities. It is complete with real life international student examples for beginners, intermediate and advanced users.
Robert Longo
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Avant-garde in the Eighties
Brought together some of the most challenging and provocative art of the time in order to show that the spirit and function of the avant-garde still had influence.
Tim Hawkinson
The most comprehensive survey of a seminal artist who is legendary within the art world for his endless creativity and ingenuity, and rapidly gaining recognition by the general public. Note that the New York Times will run a major profile of Hawkinson in the next few months.
Sam Francis
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Eleanor Antin
Artwork by Eleanor Antin. Contributions by Lisa Bloom. Text by Graham Beal, Howard Fox.
Steve Roden in Between
Southern California artist Steve Roden is known as more than a painter; his internationally acclaimed, multi-media sound-driven works use musical scores that offer him a set of options to compose a segment of painting, sculpture, or other formal composition. This template results in a startlingly diverse array of images, objects, sounds and spaces. Roden's every artwork, whatever its form, is both familiar yet utterly unexpected. He's an eccentric virtuoso whose paintings look abstract, but only in the way that a chair, a tree, a face or even a Pop-Tart becomes abstract the longer you look at it. This catalog of a 20-year mid-career survey of Roden's work includes an illustrated essay by curator Howard N. Fox and a CD with the four soundtracks from Roden installations.
