SHERRIE LEVINE: MAYHEM
Product Description
By Johanna Burton and Elisabeth Sussman; With contributions by Thomas Crow, David Joselit, Maria H. Loh, Howard Singerman, and Carrie Springer
This elegant volume, created in close collaboration with the artist, contains more than 150 color images that highlight the range of Levine's practice, including photographs, paintings, and sculpture. Essays by distinguished art historians highlight the role Levine has played in the history of art through the borrowing, reframing, and transformation of imagery, as well as through repetition and the use of serial images. The text and images in this volume emphasize the close tie between the conceptual and powerfully seductive nature of Levine’s art. 216 pages. 152 color ill. Whitney Museum of American Art and Yale University Press, 2012.
Members' price $65
This elegant volume, created in close collaboration with the artist, contains more than 150 color images that highlight the range of Levine's practice, including photographs, paintings, and sculpture. Essays by distinguished art historians highlight the role Levine has played in the history of art through the borrowing, reframing, and transformation of imagery, as well as through repetition and the use of serial images. The text and images in this volume emphasize the close tie between the conceptual and powerfully seductive nature of Levine’s art. 216 pages. 152 color ill. Whitney Museum of American Art and Yale University Press, 2012.
Members' price $65
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