Chihuly on Paper
By (Author) Dale Chihuly
Edited by Barry Rosen
Contributions by Nathan Kernan
Abrams
Abrams
1st May 2014
United States
General
Non Fiction
Individual artists, art monographs
Ceramics, mosaic and glass: artworks
748.9092
512
Width 279mm, Height 378mm, Spine 86mm
5380g
These three volumes, housed in a stunning slipcase, bring together many of renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly's most impressive works on paper. Organized across medium-graphite, charcoal, and acrylic-Chihuly on Paper is the single most comprehensive book covering what the artist considers to be the most direct representation of the energy behind his artistic process. Chihuly (b. 1941) describes this energy as "spontaneous, fast, immediate," and the gorgeous reproductions here convey this immediacy as never before. The excitement of Chihuly's work on paper is in its unpredictability and organic expressiveness-the same elements that distinguish the artist's signature work in glass. An essay by Nathan Kernan explores these compelling works of art.
"How does a master of glass imagine his work This stunning three-volume set, packaged in a handsome slipcase...vividly documents [Chihuly's] thought process."--American Craft magazine
Barry Rosen is an advisor to artists and artists' estates. Nathan Kernan is a New York-based writer and poet. He is the author of books and exhibition catalogues on Robert Indiana, Joan Mitchell, and other artists, and contributes to Art in America, Art on Paper, The Burlington Magazine, and Modern Painters.