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Mark Bradford: Scorched Earth

Name: Mark Bradford: Scorched Earth
Brand: Prestel
SKU: 09035650
Price: 37.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Connie Butler
ISBN: 9783791354293

Connie Butler

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 09035650

Casa editrice Prestel, aprile 2015

Mark Bradford's layered, multi-textured paintings have earned him wide critical acclaim. His latest... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 09035650

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Mark Bradford's layered, multi-textured paintings have earned him wide critical acclaim. His latest body of work comprises a new group of paintings and a video each of which cycles around the idea of the body in crisis. Bradford witnessed the LA riots (1992) from his studio and has translated the fury, fear, outrage, pandemonium, and lasting wounds into artworks. This volume reproduces in full new paintings in which Bradford carved into the layered surface of the work creating depressions and arteries that structure these otherwise abstract compositions. Bradford's new video references the history of black stand up comedy taking on Eddie Murphy's controversial concert film "Delirious" (1983). In the video Bradford takes on Murphy's searing comments on sexuality, reinterpreting this important cultural moment while considering the modalities of gender and its performance. Accompanying texts include Bradford's trenchant performance script and a scholarly text by Butler explores Bradford's critique of pervasive cultural racism and homophobia in society as a whole.