the limited-edition prints are reminiscent of Hirst’s famous Kaleidoscope paintings
when he started collaborating with ceramicist Ka Kwong Hui
A new essay by Andrew Winer explores the artist’s subversive transfiguration of the markers of painterly authenticity and an in-depth conversation between Brown and curator Massimiliano Gioni offers insight into the artist’s practice
and includes a series of photographs of the monastery taken by the artist
the Souvenir set was inspired by that object’s combination of practicality and aesthetics
Robert Therrien Johnson Publishing Company the limited-edition prints are reminiscentThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Robert Therrien at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New York. Therrien has cultivated an expansive vernacular of forms drawn from memory and the everyday. Seemingly simple subjectsincluding snowmen, bows, and oilcansacquire multiple levels of reference and association, while outsize sculptures of stacks of plates, tables, chairs, and beards shift between the ordinary and the surreal. The volume