Gagosian Quarterly: Winter 2017 Issue
The Winter 2017 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Jeff Koons’s Bluebird Planter (2010–16) on its cover. This issue marks the first full year of publication of this groundbreaking magazine. James Lawrence investigates the quiet power of Rachel Whiteread’s large-scale public sculptures, and Walton Ford shares a new series of watercolor paintings depicting California through an amalgam of its myths, legends, and folklore. Patti Smith explores grieving, influence, and the persistence of the past on a journey to find philosopher Simone Weil’s grave. The issue also includes a studio visit with Nancy Rubins, a deep dive into Robert Therrien’s visual language, an interview with Harmony Korine, and much more.
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$6.00Gagosian Quarterly: Winter 2017 Issue
The Winter 2017 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Jeff Koons’s Bluebird Planter (2010–16) on its cover. This issue marks the first full year of publication of this groundbreaking magazine. James Lawrence investigates the quiet power of Rachel Whiteread’s large-scale public sculptures, and Walton Ford shares a new series of watercolor paintings depicting California through an amalgam of its myths, legends, and folklore. Patti Smith explores grieving, influence, and the persistence of the past on a journey to find philosopher Simone Weil’s grave. The issue also includes a studio visit with Nancy Rubins, a deep dive into Robert Therrien’s visual language, an interview with Harmony Korine, and much more.
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The Winter 2017 issue of Gagosian Quarterly features Jeff Koons’s Bluebird Planter (2010–16) on its cover. This issue marks the first full year of publication of this groundbreaking magazine. James Lawrence investigates the quiet power of Rachel Whiteread’s large-scale public sculptures, and Walton Ford shares a new series of watercolor paintings depicting California through an amalgam of its myths, legends, and folklore. Patti Smith explores grieving, influence, and the persistence of the past on a journey to find philosopher Simone Weil’s grave. The issue also includes a studio visit with Nancy Rubins, a deep dive into Robert Therrien’s visual language, an interview with Harmony Korine, and much more.
