Gagosian Quarterly: Summer 2018 Issue
The Summer 2018 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Andreas Gurksy’s El Ejido (2017) on its cover. Exploring the ever elusive role of inspiration, this issue examines how Cy Twombly incorporates his vast understanding of poetry into his work, and the strength and power of Jenny Saville’s large, fleshy painted bodies. Insightful articles take a closer look at Rachel Whiteread’s site-specific sculpture US Embassy (Flat pack house) at the new American Embassy in London, Mark Tansey’s reverential friendships with Soviet Socialist Realist and Chinese painters, Jonas Wood’s printmaking practice, Jeff Koons’s love for the baroque, and much more.
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$6.00Gagosian Quarterly: Summer 2018 Issue
The Summer 2018 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Andreas Gurksy’s El Ejido (2017) on its cover. Exploring the ever elusive role of inspiration, this issue examines how Cy Twombly incorporates his vast understanding of poetry into his work, and the strength and power of Jenny Saville’s large, fleshy painted bodies. Insightful articles take a closer look at Rachel Whiteread’s site-specific sculpture US Embassy (Flat pack house) at the new American Embassy in London, Mark Tansey’s reverential friendships with Soviet Socialist Realist and Chinese painters, Jonas Wood’s printmaking practice, Jeff Koons’s love for the baroque, and much more.
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The Summer 2018 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Andreas Gurksy’s El Ejido (2017) on its cover. Exploring the ever elusive role of inspiration, this issue examines how Cy Twombly incorporates his vast understanding of poetry into his work, and the strength and power of Jenny Saville’s large, fleshy painted bodies. Insightful articles take a closer look at Rachel Whiteread’s site-specific sculpture US Embassy (Flat pack house) at the new American Embassy in London, Mark Tansey’s reverential friendships with Soviet Socialist Realist and Chinese painters, Jonas Wood’s printmaking practice, Jeff Koons’s love for the baroque, and much more.
