First of all this book has a great cover. It shows documentation of an early Daan van Golden exhibition on semi-transparent paper, through which the artist’s name – printed on the inside of the cover – softly becomes apparent.
At Marres, van Kreij presented hundreds of drawings and gouache paintings, from monumental works on thick watercolor paper to loose series on sketchbook paper, advertising leaflets and other printed matter.
When I first saw this book in the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico, I was intrigued by the title more than anything else, more than the actual drawings in the book to be honest.
Some memories of books #1 Kay Larson –Where the Heart Beats: John Cage, Zen Buddhism and the Inner Life of Artists The Penguin Press, New York, 2012 When I read this biography in the summer of 2017 it directly influenced my work. I have fond memories of reading this book on my balcony at home…
This is a short and improvised video about the artist Renaud Regnery, talking about his book, Fortune, while painting. Fortune is Renaud Regnery’s first comprehensive monograph. The book is delving into a decade of the artist’s work, from 2010 to 2020, with texts by Jens Asthoff, Robert Hobbs, and a conversation with Friederike Feldmann. –Published…
This short and improvised video shot inside the artist’s studio, offers insights into Renaud Regnery’s artistic process and presents his recent monograph, Fortune. The book is delving into a decade of the artist’s work, from 2010 to 2020, with texts by Jens Asthoff, Robert Hobbs, and a conversation with Friederike Feldmann.–Published by: Strzelecki Books, Cologne,…