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| | | Gary Simmons: ParadiseText by Gwen Allen, Nancy Princenthal, Charles Wylie. Conversation with Okwui Enwezor.
 After leaving Cal Arts in 1990, Gary Simmons (born 1964) moved to New York and set up his studio in a former school building where he found himself clearing away blackboards to make space for his sculpture. Soon after, Simmons began his first series of chalk drawings on blackboards. It was this work, focusing on the development of racial, class and cultural identities through cartoon imagery, which paved the way for his signature "erasure" technique. While Simmons, who has often defined himself as a sculptor, is widely known for the erasure drawings, he has consistently worked across media. This overview of Simmons's 20-plus year career brings together for the first time his photographs, installations, public projects, sculpture, drawings and paintings. Alongside approximately 150 plates, Paradise includes an in-depth interview with Okwui Enwezor, critical essays by Gwen Allen and Charles Wylie and a reprint of an important early text by Nancy Princenthal.
Featured image is reproduced from Gary Simmons: Paradise.
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| | FROM THE ARTBOOK BLOG CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 1/28/2013 Artist Gary Simmons and Studio Museum in Harlem director and chief curator Thelma Golden will appear in conversation Wednesday, January 30th from 7-8 pm at 192 Books, New York. (Simmons participated in landmark group exhibitions organized by Golden at the Whitney Museum that include "Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary Art" and the 1993 Whitney Biennial.) Following the discussion, Simmons will be available to sign copies of the book, from which the featured image, "Hollywood" (2008), is reproduced. continue to blog | |  | DelMonico Books/Museum of Contemporary Art ChicagoISBN: 9781636810867
USD $60.00 | CAD $84 UK £ 52Pub Date: 8/1/2023
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FORMAT: Clth, 9.5 x 11.5 in. / 192 pgs / color.
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Text by Gwen Allen, Nancy Princenthal, Charles Wylie. Conversation with Okwui Enwezor. After leaving Cal Arts in 1990, Gary Simmons (born 1964) moved to New York and set up his studio in a former school building where he found himself clearing away blackboards to make space for his sculpture. Soon after, Simmons began his first series of chalk drawings on blackboards. It was this work, focusing on the development of racial, class and cultural identities through cartoon imagery, which paved the way for his signature "erasure" technique. While Simmons, who has often defined himself as a sculptor, is widely known for the erasure drawings, he has consistently worked across media. This overview of Simmons's 20-plus year career brings together for the first time his photographs, installations, public projects, sculpture, drawings and paintings. Alongside approximately 150 plates, Paradise includes an in-depth interview with Okwui Enwezor, critical essays by Gwen Allen and Charles Wylie and a reprint of an important early text by Nancy Princenthal.
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