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Nicolas Party (Standard Edition)

R1,155.00
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SKU:
ISBN 9781838661663
UPC:
9781838661663
Condition:
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Product Description

Nicolas Party (Standard Edition)

Format: Physical Hardcopy

The first and highly-anticipated monograph on one of the most successful, collected, and exciting painters today

Swiss-born Nicolas Party, one of the most successful and critically acclaimed artists working today, is known for his color-saturated paintings of everyday objects, with distinctly personal yet very accessible and recognizable imagery - bright, graphic patterns applied to canvases, ceramics, furniture, floors, ceilings, doorways, and walls.

He captures the essence of his subjects in surprising ways, heightening their physical and emotional resonance. Fascinated by the power of paint to alter our perception of the built environment and, within a gallery context, how we experience art, Party regularly paints murals, either as stand-alone works or as carefully orchestrated settings for his practice.

This is the first book dedicated to his practice and the first to examine in totality his career to date - it will be a must-read for collectors and followers of the contemporary art scene.


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Other Details

Publisher:
Phaidon
Publisher Title:
Nicolas Party (Standard Edition)
Format:
Physical Hardcopy
Authors:
Stéphane Aquin, Stefan Banz, Ali Subotnick, Melissa Hyde