Flatlands/ David Batchelor

By:

Batchelor, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh; Spike Island, Bristol; 2013-2014Description: 120p; 27x21cmISBN:

9781908612199

Subject(s):

N8350-8356 Art as a profession. Artists

Summary: David Batchelor is best known for his vividly coloured sculptural installations of illuminated lightboxes, industrial dollies, and other found objects. He has, however, always been interested primarily in drawing, painting, abstraction and the monochrome. These are preoccupations that are best charted in the immensely varied two-dimensional work that is the subject of this publication, which represents a first considered attempt to analyse Batchelor’s graphic register by reflecting critically on his use of surface, painting, drawing, and colour.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N8350-8356 11.862 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		5691

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David Batchelor is best known for his vividly coloured sculptural installations of illuminated lightboxes, industrial dollies, and other found objects. He has, however, always been interested primarily in drawing, painting, abstraction and the monochrome. These are preoccupations that are best charted in the immensely varied two-dimensional work that is the subject of this publication, which represents a first considered attempt to analyse Batchelor’s graphic register by reflecting critically on his use of surface, painting, drawing, and colour.

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