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ALBERT OEHLEN, Monograph (Collector's edition)
Albert Oehlen, Roberto Ohrt
Edition of 1000
Numbered
Signed by the artist
Hardcover in clamshell box
33 x 44 cm (13 x 17.3 in)
660 pages
Ships within 2 weeks. Subject to availability.
From mirrors as canvases to computer paintings, this is the definitive monograph of Albert Oehlen’s work to date. In the so-called death of painting, Oehlen found instead its enlivenment, expanding his practice by setting rules explicitly designed to overcome convention. A must-have for anyone serious about contemporary art and the future of painting practice. An exhaustive biography and bibliography round out this comprehensive study. While Oehlen fans will rejoice at the publication of this breathtaking book, no one with an interest in contemporary art should pass up this unique opportunity to discover Oehlen’s remarkable body of work.
Albert Oehlen, Roberto Ohrt
Edition of 1000
Numbered
Signed by the artist
Hardcover in clamshell box
33 x 44 cm (13 x 17.3 in)
660 pages
Ships within 2 weeks. Subject to availability.
From mirrors as canvases to computer paintings, this is the definitive monograph of Albert Oehlen’s work to date. In the so-called death of painting, Oehlen found instead its enlivenment, expanding his practice by setting rules explicitly designed to overcome convention. A must-have for anyone serious about contemporary art and the future of painting practice. An exhaustive biography and bibliography round out this comprehensive study. While Oehlen fans will rejoice at the publication of this breathtaking book, no one with an interest in contemporary art should pass up this unique opportunity to discover Oehlen’s remarkable body of work.
