Mike Kelley: Exploded Fortress of Solitude
By Jeffrey Sconce
A catalog documenting the last two exhibitions of new work by American artist Mike Kelley, held in 2011 at Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles and London. Mike Kelley made nostalgia, memory, and repression in everyday life the topics of his idiosyncratic sculptures, performances, paintings, and installations, which conflate vernacular sources and high modernist aesthetics. A veteran of the Los Angeles conceptual art scene, Kelley used deconstructive strategies in order to challenge the established norms of contemporary culture, both high and low.
- Gagosian & Rizzoli, 2012
- Hardcover, 200 pages
- 10 x 12 inches
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Mike Kelley: Exploded Fortress of Solitude
Mike Kelley: Exploded Fortress of Solitude
By Jeffrey Sconce
A catalog documenting the last two exhibitions of new work by American artist Mike Kelley, held in 2011 at Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles and London. Mike Kelley made nostalgia, memory, and repression in everyday life the topics of his idiosyncratic sculptures, performances, paintings, and installations, which conflate vernacular sources and high modernist aesthetics. A veteran of the Los Angeles conceptual art scene, Kelley used deconstructive strategies in order to challenge the established norms of contemporary culture, both high and low.
- Gagosian & Rizzoli, 2012
- Hardcover, 200 pages
- 10 x 12 inches
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By Jeffrey Sconce
A catalog documenting the last two exhibitions of new work by American artist Mike Kelley, held in 2011 at Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles and London. Mike Kelley made nostalgia, memory, and repression in everyday life the topics of his idiosyncratic sculptures, performances, paintings, and installations, which conflate vernacular sources and high modernist aesthetics. A veteran of the Los Angeles conceptual art scene, Kelley used deconstructive strategies in order to challenge the established norms of contemporary culture, both high and low.
- Gagosian & Rizzoli, 2012
- Hardcover, 200 pages
- 10 x 12 inches
