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Nicola Hicks : keep dark / with texts by David Mamet, Candia McWilliam, Max Porter, Matilda Pye, Will Self, Patterson Sims.

Fine Arts Library N6797.H53 A4 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hicks, Nicola, 1960- artist.
Contributor:
Mamer, David, writer of added commentary.
McWilliam, Candia, writer of added commentary.
Porter, Max, writer of added commentary.
Pye, Matilda, writer of added commentary.
Self, Will, writer of added commentary.
Sims, Patterson, writer of added commentary.
Angela Flowers Gallery (London, England)
Standardized Title:
Works. Selections
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Hicks, Nicola, 1960---Criticism and interpretation.
Hicks, Nicola.
Hicks, Nicola, 1960-.
Sculpture, English--20th century.
Sculpture, English.
Sculpture, English--21st century.
Drawing, English--20th century.
Drawing, English.
Drawing, English--21st century.
Animals in art.
Criticism and interpretation.
Genre:
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Physical Description:
172 pages, 4 unnumbered pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 26 cm
Other Title:
Keep dark
Place of Publication:
London : Elephant in association with Flowers Gallery, 2017.
Summary:
"Nicola Hicks's sculpture and drawing practice has focused upon heroic, humanized animals and mythic, beast-like humans. From the moment she burst upon the wider public stage, there has been no doubting her remarkable talent. Picked out while still at the Royal College of Art by the late Elisabeth Frink as a fellow spirit, she quickly established an immediate presence among the artists of her generation as a serious and substantial figure. She was remarkable on every count, for she flew in the face of the critical expectations of those days not just in the nature of the actual imagery she celebrated--figurative, romantic and expressive--but also in the direct and gleeful joy she took in the physical making of these things. This book is a visual celebration of her work and features essays written by Will Self, Max Porter, Candia McWilliam and David Mamet."--Amazon.com.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 174).
ISBN:
9781786272188
1786272180
OCLC:
1007765411

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