Inside World modern-love

Inside World modern-loveNew York: Kent Fine Art Thea Westreich, 1989. Softcover, unpaginated, 12 x 8. 5 inches. Very Good. Slight wear to extremities of wraps, two creases to lower corner of front wrap. An artist's book compiled by Richard Prince on the occasion of a 1989 Kent Gallery show, co curated by Thea Westreich. Prince intersperses cropped and distorted photographs reflecting the iconography of American machismo (biker culture, heavy metal, and stock car racing) with

A closing essay by Chris Pape frames the shown works into the upcoming gallery scene accompanied with newspaper clippings

early self-portraits and – most importantly – hitherto unseen photos of his muse and lover

Sealed in publishers original shrink wrap

and the far-reaching influence of military apparel on fashion and identity

Design by Eddie Ed

Scarce early artist's book from Sol LeWitt

With a short text in Dutch from the museum's director

Photos by: Marcelo Krasilcic

Payal Kapadia

Black Case Volume I and II: Return From Exile is a collection of writing conceived across America and Europe between 1960 and 1975

landing or in flight

CONTENTS: Susan Cianciolo and her communal