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The World of Jeffrey Vallance
Artwork by Jeffrey Vallance. Text by Dave Hickey.
A Voyage to Extremes
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Blinky
A book dedicated to the "billions of hens sacrificed each year for our consumption," Blinky is the quintessential conceptual artwork of the 1970s. Blinky is the seriocomic brainchild of artist Jeffrey Vallance, who has taken the concept and processes of documentation to their most absurd conclusion. The "Blinky" of the title is a frozen chicken that Vallance bought at a supermarket, then eulogized and buried at a Los Angeles pet cemetery-complete with open-casket viewing and granite marker. Vallance's straightforward narrative and simple black-and-white photos offer a striking commentary on our society, our treatment of animals, and death.OUT OF PRINT.
Blinky
Jeffrey buys a frozen chicken from the supermarket, names it Blinky, and has it buried in a pet cemetery.
Thomas Kinkade
Thomas Kinkade, known as The Painter of Light', has become one of the most avidly collected, financially successful and controversial painters in history. His paintings are embraced by thousands of faithful collectors and criticised by others for their idyllic scenes, which romanticise and illuminate a fantasy life on earth. From credit cards to entire Kinkade homes, his signature art has been championed by the silent majority of Americans. This volume commemorates his first museum show.'
Rudis Tractis
An catalogue of twenty-two graphite and mixed-media drawings based on obeservation and investigation in the field.
Vallance Bible
32 page Vallance Bible. Regular and Special leather bound editions.
Thomas Kinkade
An anthology on American artist Thomas Kincaid, exploring his work and its impact on contemporary art as part of the broader history of American visual culture.
On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art
Can contemporary art say anything about spirituality? Answering this question and more, On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art explores the curious disconnection between spirituality and current art.
