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Sculpture
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- ISBN 9783777444291
- Weight: 1320g
- Dimensions: 210 x 286mm
- Publication Date: 07 Aug 2025
- Publisher: Hirmer Verlag
- Publication City/Country: DE
- Product Form: Hardback
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For fifty years, American artist Linda Lighton has created a powerful body of subversive ceramic sculptures that explore desire in all its complex forms. Her work uses wit and seduction as conceptual weaponry to mine the relationship between sex, power and politics.
Linda Lighton: Love and War is a richly illustrated monograph that gives a comprehensive overview of Linda Lighton’s pioneering career. The book delves into the ways that her highly original and often rebellious work pushes the boundaries of ceramic sculpture. Accompanied by new scholarship on the artist’s practice, this publication situates her sculptures – which use a feminist visual language to address social issues, such as gun violence, environmental degradation and gender conformity – within the context of broader art-historical developments.
Linda Lighton: Love and War is a richly illustrated monograph that gives a comprehensive overview of Linda Lighton’s pioneering career. The book delves into the ways that her highly original and often rebellious work pushes the boundaries of ceramic sculpture. Accompanied by new scholarship on the artist’s practice, this publication situates her sculptures – which use a feminist visual language to address social issues, such as gun violence, environmental degradation and gender conformity – within the context of broader art-historical developments.
Sydney Stutterheim is an art historian, curator, and writer whose research focuses on postwar and contemporary art. In addition to serving as lead curator for Linda Lighton: Love and War at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, she is the author of Artist, Audience, Accomplice: Ethics and Authorship in Art of the 1970s and 1980s, and coeditor of Poetic Practical: The Unrealized Work of Chris Burden, among other publications.
Rose Dergan is director of research for Gagosian worldwide. She is co-editor of the monographs John Currin (2006) Cecily Brown (2008) and Richard Prince: American Prayer (2011).
Rose Dergan is director of research for Gagosian worldwide. She is co-editor of the monographs John Currin (2006) Cecily Brown (2008) and Richard Prince: American Prayer (2011).
