McCARTHY Paul (Salt Lake City, Utah 1945)
Ostfildern, Hatje Cantz, 2010, 24.3 × 17 cm, Softcover housed in a box, 648 pp., Artist’s book conceived and designed by Paul McCarthy as an extension of his two-part exhibition Low Life Slow Life. Bringing together artworks and archival material connected to his personal memories, the volume traces the development of his artistic interests from his student years in Salt Lake City and San Francisco during the 1960s to his subsequent career in Los Angeles. Particular attention is given to alternative performance practices, Conceptual art and video. Selected through personal recollection rather than a conventional historical framework, the material forms an autobiographical map of McCarthy’s influences. Edited by Jens Hoffmann and Stacen Berg, with texts by Hoffmann and McCarthy. Housed in a box recreating vintage Tide detergent packaging.
McCARTHY Paul (Salt Lake City, Utah 1945)
Ostfildern, Hatje Cantz, 2010, 24.3 × 17 cm, Softcover housed in a box, 648 pp., Artist’s book conceived and designed by Paul McCarthy as an extension of his two-part exhibition Low Life Slow Life. Bringing together artworks and archival material connected to his personal memories, the volume traces the development of his artistic interests from his student years in Salt Lake City and San Francisco during the 1960s to his subsequent career in Los Angeles. Particular attention is given to alternative performance practices, Conceptual art and video. Selected through personal recollection rather than a conventional historical framework, the material forms an autobiographical map of McCarthy’s influences. Edited by Jens Hoffmann and Stacen Berg, with texts by Hoffmann and McCarthy. Housed in a box recreating vintage Tide detergent packaging.
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