Amy Sillman, Oh, Clock
In her painting, American artist Amy Sillman (born 1955) expands the standards of abstraction using material and conceptual interventions in the painting process. She destabilizes purported dichotomies and hierarchizations between figuration and abstraction, intimacy and clumsiness, ability and self-negation, process and completion. Now the serial drawings and paintings are multicolored, now monochrome, now they show complex forms, now figures or body parts. And they are always filled with delight in the process. The publication Amy Sillman: Oh, Clock! highlights her critical exploration of the history of painting and conveys her complex and sophisticated painterly practice on canvas and beyond. This inspiringly designed book provides broad insights into Sillman’s approach to painting as a time-based medium, presenting in detail around 30 paintings and 300 works on paper, several digital animations and site-specific installations, all of which were created in the last 15 years. [publisher’s information]
With texts by Eva Birkenstock, Kathleen Bühler, Jenny Nachtigall, Rose Higham-Stainton, Sabeth Buchmann, Julia Bryan-Wilson, Amy Sillman, Michelle Kuo; and a conversation between Amy Sillman, Eva Birkenstock, and Kathleen Bühler.
Edited by Eva Birkenstock, Kathleen Bühler, Nina Zimmer
Design by Petra Hollenbach
Published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, Kunstmuseum Bern
ISBN 9783753306988
224 pages
2024
Stock: ✔
29 Eur
