Richard Prince: High Times Marsilio Editori Deconstructing the traditional “feminine” body

Deconstructing the traditional “feminine” body into vivid renderings of flowing hair and long nails

This memoir recounts the story of a collection of 264 tiny Japanese wood and ivory carvings called netsuke inherited by Edmund de Waal

1940–49)

” “Speech Delivered after the Opening of the Pneumatic Era

The texts include an introduction by Paola Marini

Richard Prince: High Times Marsilio Editori Deconstructing the traditional “feminine” bodyThis poster featuring Untitled (2017) was produced in 2018, in conjunction with Richard Prince: High Times at Gagosian, West 21st Street, New York. Describing the new series from which this painting is drawn, Roberta Smith writes in the New York Times, All told, it forms a rabbit hole of cross references, a hall of mirrors that irregularly reflect some of the life, times and inner thoughts of an artist given to mixing fact and fiction, one who is a