Ian sternthal (6 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Good. "Charlie Kaufmanesque and BRILLIANT!" Eleni Schirmer, bylines in NEW YORK TIMES and NEW YORKER After pulling himself out of a frozen lake, Adrian stumbles into town. What begins as a lively dinner conversation with a new friend becomes a meditation on mortality--with a final twist that changes everything. "What a beauty of a book. " Vanessa Sasson, author of Yasodhara and the Buddha "A masterpiece. one of the better books I've read." Greg Etingin "A warm hug." Amanda Wolfe "I read "A Violet Light" in one sitting -- I couldn't put it down." Gillian Morantz "Magical." Cantor Gideon Zelermyer, Grammy Award winner, "You Want it Darker" "A wondrous ode to friendship, loss, life and what may follow." Eric Siblin, bestselling author of "The Cello Suites" "Highly imaginative. a potent writing sensibility behind it that will produce many more books." Robert Lecker "A work of art. a must read." Joshua Brown "Beautiful and heartbreaking and moving and so smart!" Suzanne Zelazo, author of "Lances All Alike" "Brilliant!" Arlene McKibbon "A beautiful story." Anthony Wexler, University Writing Program, Johns Hopkins University "A MUST read for Leonard Cohen fans." Penni Kolb What happens to our dead? Is someone looking out for them on the other side? A Violet Light takes up these questions, exposing fiction's power to imagine what might happen to us on the other side of life. A young artist named Adrian finds himself seated at a table with an esteemed guide: the Montreal legend, Leonard Cohen. Together, over the course of a long meal at an idyllic bistro, the artists reflect on the meaning of their lives--the struggle to love, the pursuit of fame, and the pleasure of friendship.…

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Hardback. Condición: Very good. 24 x 31cm very good hardback, no dust jacket featuring colour reproductions of Odita's works together with black and white archival references. Odili Donald Odita is a comprehensive monograph of the artist s work spanning from his early mixed media collages from the early 1990 s to his latest three dimensional painting installations and more. Odita s vibrant abstract paintings blur the borderlines of American, African, and Western European traditions of abstract paintings. The book emphasizes the political and aesthetic importance of Odili s visually astounding paintings and installations by presenting them alongside a trove of accompanying visual materials including images from photographic archives he has collected, drawings, installations, and geometric studies. Inspired both by African and American Design, the book mixes his paintings with a trove of materials from the Black Album , a collection of ads, photographs, and media clippings related to race and Black American culture that he has been collecting for years. This intermixing contextualizes Odita s abstract expressionism within a political context of struggle, race, and diaspora, resulting in a timely meditation on race in America.A heavy book, may require extra postage.…