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Martin Wong. Malicious Mischiefs

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"The definitive monograph on the irreverent transcultural painter of queerness and urban life. Straddling East and West Coast postwar art cultures from the late 1960s until his death, Martin Wong (1946-99) painted narratives of queer existence, marginal communities and gentrification in a visual vocabulary that merged Chinese iconography, urban poetry, graffiti and sign language. Wong took a thrillingly irreverent stance on sexual and political topics that were rarely given recognition within the art discourses of the time. The most substantial volume on the artist yet published, and the result of exhaustive research, [the volume] situates Wong's exhilarating painterly explorations within his era and his complex cultural position, reproducing an abundance of paintings from across his career." -- artbook.com

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Martin Wong. Malicious Mischiefs, Krist Gruijthuijsen

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Tytuł
Martin Wong. Malicious Mischiefs
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2022
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
339
ISBN10
3753303402
ISBN13
9783753303406
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"The definitive monograph on the irreverent transcultural painter of queerness and urban life. Straddling East and West Coast postwar art cultures from the late 1960s until his death, Martin Wong (1946-99) painted narratives of queer existence, marginal communities and gentrification in a visual vocabulary that merged Chinese iconography, urban poetry, graffiti and sign language. Wong took a thrillingly irreverent stance on sexual and political topics that were rarely given recognition within the art discourses of the time. The most substantial volume on the artist yet published, and the result of exhaustive research, [the volume] situates Wong's exhilarating painterly explorations within his era and his complex cultural position, reproducing an abundance of paintings from across his career." -- artbook.com