Dan Colen
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Pigs and pigs and pigs par Dan Colen; Harmony Korine
This artist’s book documents Dan Colen’s 2011 exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in New York, as well as his June 2012 Gagosian exhibition in Paris. Drawing from mass media, local environment, and subculture, Dan Colen’s art imbues the ordinary, the disenfranchised, and the tribal with provocative new status. This publication includes over fifty new works, including Colen’s series of Grass, Gum, Confetti, and Stud, with extensive details of the works.
In his first film, Peanuts, Dan Colen ambles through the streets and parks of Manhattan with only a paper bag full of peanuts to keep him company. Searching for the miraculous with the ragtag charm of Ratso "I'm walking here" Rizzo, Colen gleefully navigates the city like a worm feasting its way through an apple. From the Staten Island Ferry all the way up to Harlem, Peanuts is an affectionate ode to both the charmingly uncouth city that Colen calls home and the characters that populate its streets. For the accompanying book, which doubles as a catalogue to Colen's 2011 exhibition at the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, hundreds of stills from Peanuts are collected into full-color, full-bleed reproductions, translating the film into a deadpan artist book inspired by Ed Ruscha's early book works. Also includes texts by Gunnar B. Kvaaran, Mary Blair Taylor, Matt Kenny, Ellen Langan and Francesco Stochhi.… (plus d'informations)
An examination of the cyclical nature of time: documenting Dan Colen’s show at the Walter De Maria building in the East Village
The Long Count documents Dan Colen’s show at the Walter De Maria building in New York’s East Village, a block away from where Colen and Ryan McGinley shared an apartment over a decade ago. An examination of the cyclical nature of time, the publication includes photographic and narrative references to the events that have shaped Colen’s career.
The Long Count documents Dan Colen’s show at the Walter De Maria building in New York’s East Village, a block away from where Colen and Ryan McGinley shared an apartment over a decade ago. An examination of the cyclical nature of time, the publication includes photographic and narrative references to the events that have shaped Colen’s career.
This minimal artist's book was published on the occasion of Dan Colen’s first show in Denmark at the Herning Museum of Contemporary Art in 2015. At the time, Colen was considering the space between life and death, and the presence of a natural void within his life and work. Slayer Psychic continues the exploration of this idea through phone conversations Colen had with a professional psychic and photo documentation of the mining of "Slayer Rock," a work included in the exhibition.
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 6
- Membres
- 22
- Popularité
- #553,378
- Critiques
- 4
- ISBN
- 11