Add to ORKGHalf artist's book, half catalogue, this publication includes an essay in which Rhodes focuses upon the role of realism in Garnet's public sculptures and their link to the present installation, plus an interview in which the artist discusses the issues of loss, destruction, and their symbolization
North by East piece on how Bowdoin College in Brunswick is looking for a gargoyle sculptor to fashi...
Many scholars have read the work of Symbolist painter Paul Gauguin through the tales of his travels ...
Images of my work with text is included in a section of this colour hardback format book with intro...
Half artist's book, half catalogue, this publication includes an essay in which Rhodes focuses upon ...
Retrospective of photographs by the Toronto artist, with reproductions of six thematic series. Start...
Lotringer draws on a personal narrative to allude to the experience of viewing Garnet's sculpture vi...
Vogel discusses Garnet's photographic and sculptural work (text in German only). Biographical notes
The sculpture of a mythical gargoyle was inspired by Eloff’s faun theme and it is assumed that it wa...
This collection of the best of Art Monthly's interviews since the magazine's inception in the early ...
Joy Garnett is an American painter who lives and works in New York City. Garnett’s work is associate...
In a largely biographical essay, Gauthier notes a reinscription of the concept of negritude in Gordo...
This catalogue/monograph, to accompany an exhibition of Falk’s work from the 1960s to the present, c...
Durham's text, published three years after the exhibition, leads the reader on a tour of Native arti...
Centaur abducts a Lapith woman, detail; "Elgin Marbles" is a popular term for the collection of scul...
Artist Greer offers a critique of closure in pictoral space while Wylie highlights the spiritual asp...
North by East piece on how Bowdoin College in Brunswick is looking for a gargoyle sculptor to fashi...
Many scholars have read the work of Symbolist painter Paul Gauguin through the tales of his travels ...
Images of my work with text is included in a section of this colour hardback format book with intro...
Half artist's book, half catalogue, this publication includes an essay in which Rhodes focuses upon ...
Retrospective of photographs by the Toronto artist, with reproductions of six thematic series. Start...
Lotringer draws on a personal narrative to allude to the experience of viewing Garnet's sculpture vi...
Vogel discusses Garnet's photographic and sculptural work (text in German only). Biographical notes
The sculpture of a mythical gargoyle was inspired by Eloff’s faun theme and it is assumed that it wa...
This collection of the best of Art Monthly's interviews since the magazine's inception in the early ...
Joy Garnett is an American painter who lives and works in New York City. Garnett’s work is associate...
In a largely biographical essay, Gauthier notes a reinscription of the concept of negritude in Gordo...
This catalogue/monograph, to accompany an exhibition of Falk’s work from the 1960s to the present, c...
Durham's text, published three years after the exhibition, leads the reader on a tour of Native arti...
Centaur abducts a Lapith woman, detail; "Elgin Marbles" is a popular term for the collection of scul...
Artist Greer offers a critique of closure in pictoral space while Wylie highlights the spiritual asp...
North by East piece on how Bowdoin College in Brunswick is looking for a gargoyle sculptor to fashi...
Many scholars have read the work of Symbolist painter Paul Gauguin through the tales of his travels ...
Images of my work with text is included in a section of this colour hardback format book with intro...