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Friedrich Kunath: The Grand Tour

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ISBN 9781580936767
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Friedrich Kunath: The Grand Tour

Format: Physical Hardcopy

The most comprehensive book to date on contemporary artist Friedrich Kunath

Born in former East Germany and now based in Los Angeles, Friedrich Kunath makes work whose core lies in the fusion of the two cultures. Kunath’s paintings combine the sublime aesthetic of German Romanticism with motifs from western popular culture, incorporating lyrical references, cartoon imagery, and album covers with his signature style combining pathos and a witty sense of humor.

This unique monograph features works from the past 30 years. A dedicated section of the book documents one of Kunath’s immersive installations, constructed by the artist to house his paintings and sculptures, along with books, record albums, DVDs, posters, and trinkets, all individually inventoried in the book.

Accompanying the paintings is a visual narrative that follows Kunath along his travels around the world, encapsulating his many identities as artist, tennis coach, car enthusiast, and consummate collector.


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Publisher:
Phaidon
Publisher Title:
Friedrich Kunath: The Grand Tour
Format:
Physical Hardcopy
Authors:
Essays by Dan Bejar, Naomi Fry, Jennifer Higgie, and Robert Pfaller