Arnulf Rainer: an exhibition
Arnulf Rainer • Guggenheim Museum • ISBN-13 978‑3851270051
Arnulf Rainer: an exhibition
Arnulf Rainer • Guggenheim Museum
This edition of Arnulf Rainer
ISBN-10: 3938025476 · ISBN-13: 978‑3851270051 · 1989
Canonical book record
Completeness 56
Cover quality: good
2manybooks editorial
The oeuvre of Austrian artist Arnulf Rainer (*1929 in Vienna) has been unfolding since the fifties in an exciting dialogue between two poles, one representing a quiet, meditative way of painting, and the other, a sense of physically powerful expressivity that springs from rapid-fire acts of articulation. The paintings testify to the artist’s radical questioning of himself and his uncompromising analysis of what painting is. In celebration of his eightieth birthday, this catalogue presents a concentrated retrospective. It was produced in close collaboration with the artist and features only the works he retained for his personal collection—the essence of his oeuvre. The companion volume contains Rainer’s collected writings. Trenchant opinions blend factual information with inflammatory statements and thus counteract fossilized perceptions.
Book metadata
Contributors
Community tags
Inferred themes
Machine-inferred from catalog text. Not verified subjects.
Stored catalog notes
Community signals
Have: 17 · Like: 2 · Rating: 4.7 / 5 (8)
Current asking prices
Lowest
$13
Median
$13
Highest
$13
Community comments
0 likes • 0 comments
Log in to like this book and join the discussion.
Loading comments…
Editions and similar books
Related titles. These are other books, not live offers for Arnulf Rainer: an exhibition.
The Magic Hour: The Convergence of Art and Las Vegas
Heinrich Heidersberger
Richard Mosse: displaced : migrazione, conflitto, cambiamento climatico = migration, conflict, climate change
Urban Elegance: Classic Contemporary Living
Mysteries of the Mall: And Other Essays
More Body, More Soul: Beautiful Black Men
Schnabel House: Frank Gehry
Rights of Future Generations
, , et al.
Suggest catalog improvements
Log in to submit metadata updates for this book.