Franz West / Possibilities
WEST Franz (Vienna, Austria 1947 - 2012), Long Island City New York, The Institute for Contemporary Art, P.S.1 Museum, [1989], 30,5x15 cm., softcover, pp. [20], typographic cover, illustrated artist’s book / catalogue with images by Ari Marcopoulos. With a preface by Chris Dercon and Alanna Heiss and a text in English by Jeffrey Rian. Concept by Franz West and Ari Marcopoulos
WEST Franz (Vienna, Austria 1947 - 2012), Long Island City New York, The Institute for Contemporary Art, P.S.1 Museum, [1989], 30,5x15 cm., softcover, pp. [20], typographic cover, illustrated artist’s book / catalogue with images by Ari Marcopoulos. With a preface by Chris Dercon and Alanna Heiss and a text in English by Jeffrey Rian. Concept by Franz West and Ari Marcopoulos
WEST Franz (Vienna, Austria 1947 - 2012), Long Island City New York, The Institute for Contemporary Art, P.S.1 Museum, [1989], 30,5x15 cm., softcover, pp. [20], typographic cover, illustrated artist’s book / catalogue with images by Ari Marcopoulos. With a preface by Chris Dercon and Alanna Heiss and a text in English by Jeffrey Rian. Concept by Franz West and Ari Marcopoulos
“Franz West's quality as a generous artist makes working with him unique. West draws from the possibilities inherent in sculpture, painting, video, film, music, photogra-phy, and book making; he creates solo pieces and collaborates with other artists; he is not afraid to adapt and to change existing works and is willing to explore installation possibilities. This generosity and oneness allows a curator and a viewer to think about art as a living process and not as the mere act of attributing, collecting, classifying, and evaluating. West's open mind also reinforces the exhibition format as a vital form in which to probe and experience an individual artist's body of work.” Extract from the preface
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