Zao Wou-Ki: Pierre de feu Plate Yale University Press In the late 1960s

In the late 1960s

The Taste of Others

” this “children’s book for hipsters” combines interviews and photographs with pop-up images and other interactive elements in a playful celebration of Andy Warhol’s Factory and its denizens

and sculptures was inspired by the traditional motifs and styles of Asian art

Twombly made his sculptures from found materials such as plaster

Zao Wou-Ki: Pierre de feu Plate Yale University Press In the late 1960sThroughout his career, Zao Wou Ki merged Eastern and Western aesthetic traditions in his work, retaining technical elements of Chinese painting styles while embracing European modernism. Inspired by Paul Klee and his appreciation of Eastern art, Zao began to seriously contemplate nature in his own work, and to incorporate traditional Chinese calligraphy into his evolving artistic language. In 2005 Zao took several trips to Limoges, France, to work