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Jack Whitten : notes from the woodshed / editor: Katy Siegel.

Fine Arts Library NB237.W465 A35 2018
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Whitten, Jack, 1939-2018, author.
Contributor:
Siegel, Katy, editor.
Standardized Title:
Works. Selections
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Whitten, Jack, 1939-2018--Written works.
Whitten, Jack.
Whitten, Jack, 1939-2018--Criticism and interpretation.
Whitten, Jack, 1939-2018.
African American artists.
Artists' writings, American.
Authorship.
Criticism and interpretation.
Genre:
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Physical Description:
517 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm
Distribution:
New York, NY : Artbook D.A.P.
Other Title:
Notes from the woodshed
Place of Publication:
[Zürich?] : Hauser & Wirth Publishers, [2018]
Summary:
Widely celebrated for his experimental approach to painting, Jack Whitten often turned to writing as a way to investigate, understand, and grapple with his practice and his milieu. "Notes from the Woodshed" is the first publication devoted to Whitten's writings and takes its name from the heading Whitten scrawled across many of his texts. Working across various forms from meticulous daily logs, to developed longer essays, to published statements and public talks Whitten's reflections span the course of his five decade career and give conceptual depth to an oeuvre that bridged rhythms of gestural abstraction and process art. Together, these writings shed light on Whitten's singularly nuanced language of painting, which hovers between mechanical automation and intensely personal expression.
Notes:
Editor's name from colophon.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9783906915173
3906915174
OCLC:
1041227878
Publisher Number:
9783906915173

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