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Contemporary art in print

Contemporary art in print

The Publications of Charles Booth-Clibborn and His Imprint, The Paragon Press 2001-2006
Art & PhotographyHistory
Pages
344
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

This book chronicles twenty-five print projects created by The Paragon Press between 1995 and 2000, showcasing the work of leading contemporary British artists like Damien Hirst and Rachel Whiteread. It explores how artists utilize print series to construct narratives and make grander statements than single prints allow. Featuring a foreword by Charles Booth-Clibborn, an introduction by Patrick Elliott, and an essay by Jeremy Lewison, the volume illustrates each project in color, accompanied by detailed narratives based on artist interviews.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Art & Photography History Art

Authors

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Charles Booth-Clibborn

Charles Booth-Clibborn writes about contemporary art. His book, Contemporary art in print, explores the role of print in modern art.

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Etienne Lullin

Etienne Lullin writes about contemporary art, with a particular interest in print media. His work, Contemporary art in print, is a go-to for understanding this specific field.

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Florian Simm

Florian Simm writes on contemporary art, offering readers a clear view of the subject. His work includes "Contemporary art in print," a valuable guide to modern artistic expressions.

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Jeremy Lewison

Jeremy Lewison writes on contemporary art, with a particular focus on its presence in print. Readers interested in the art world will appreciate his insights, especially in Contemporary art in print.

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Patrick Elliott

Patrick Elliott is an art historian and author with a focus on modern and contemporary art. His works include detailed studies of artists like William Turnbull and Alberto Giacometti, alongside books on Scottish art such as Scotland's Pictures and guides to national galleries.