ISBN: 9780976159360 - alexis rockman: the weight of air (8 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. Condition: Near Fine Softcover. A clean, attractive, well-preserved copy showing only minor evidence of use. Binding is square and tight; covers are clean and attractive; corners remain sharp with some rubbing; spine remains clean with little or no creasing; pages are clean and unmarked. Covers show only minor evidence of handling rubbing. Has a small 0.1 inch ink spot from a pen on outer edge. A nice copy.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Very good condition is shrink wrap. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0.

Hardcover without dustjacket as issued, 136 pages; very good condition, clean and crisp; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. The artist, Steve Miller, signed this volume on the title page. There are 78 pages to this approximately 6 1/2 by 8 inch volume with color images, graphs, and diagrams. The covers on this volume remain stiff to open, there are no creases to the spine or writing internally or externally-other than the artist's signature-included in this volume. The page edges remain bright white. There is a bit of a vertical crease to the front cover as a result of the opening the book. The inside of the back cover has an image of Steve Miller and Rod MacKinnon. This publication was produced as part of an exhibit of the artist's work that ran from September 25, 2007 till December 16, 2007 at The Rose Art Museum of Brandeis University. Included in the volume are essays by Michael Rush, Mark Auslander and an interview conducted by Marvin Heiferman and images of the artist's work.…

Softcover, 80 pages; very good condition; clean and crisp; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Disturbingly majestic hurricanes, wind-energy fields, tornadoes, landslides, waterspouts, melting glaciers, forest fires and newly mutant species are some of the subjects of Alexis Rockman's deeply hued and intricately crafted works on paper. Surreal and deeply critical of man's destructive relationship to the environment, the primary works collected in this volume, published to accompany Rockman's first major large-scale museum exhibition in the United States, were all made since 2005. With echoes of J.M.W. Turner, Winslow Homer, Charles Burchfield and Rockman's own inimitable realism, the works surge with a power and flow of color that announces a new direction for this remarkable artist, who has been praised as much for his figurative exactitude as for his wildly imaginative take on what is considered the real. Essays are by the Rose Art Museum's Michael Rush and the Harvard University Art Museums' Helen Molesworth; the artist interview is by Brett Littman of The Drawing Center in New York. Edited by Michael Rush. Text by Helen Molesworth, Brett Litman.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Disturbingly majestic hurricanes, wind-energy fields, tornadoes, landslides, waterspouts, melting glaciers, forest fires and newly mutant species are some of the subjects of Alexis Rockman's deeply hued and intricately crafted works on paper. Surreal and deeply critical of man's destructive relationship to the environment, the primary works collected in this volume, published to accompany Rockman's first major large-scale museum exhibition in the United States, were all made since 2005. With echoes of J.M.W. Turner, Winslow Homer, Charles Burchfield and Rockman's own inimitable realism, the works surge with a power and flow of color that announces a new direction for this remarkable artist, who has been praised as much for his figurative exactitude as for his wildly imaginative take on what is considered the real. Essays are by the Rose Art Museum's Michael Rush and the Harvard University Art Museums' Helen Molesworth; the artist interview is by Brett Littman of The Drawing Center in New York. Edited by Michael Rush. Text by Helen Molesworth, Brett Litman.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Disturbingly majestic hurricanes, wind-energy fields, tornadoes, landslides, waterspouts, melting glaciers, forest fires and newly mutant species are some of the subjects of Alexis Rockman's deeply hued and intricately crafted works on paper. Surreal and deeply critical of man's destructive relationship to the environment, the primary works collected in this volume, published to accompany Rockman's first major large-scale museum exhibition in the United States, were all made since 2005. With echoes of J.M.W. Turner, Winslow Homer, Charles Burchfield and Rockman's own inimitable realism, the works surge with a power and flow of color that announces a new direction for this remarkable artist, who has been praised as much for his figurative exactitude as for his wildly imaginative take on what is considered the real." Essays are by the Rose Art Museum's Michael Rush and the Harvard University Art Museums' Helen Molesworth; the artist interview is by Brett Litman of The Drawing Center in New York.".…