An early artist monograph dedicated to American painter Ross Bleckner, published in Japan as part of Kyoto Shoin's experimental Art Random series.
Featuring full-color reproductions of Bleckner's paintings, the publication explores his atmospheric visual language, where abstraction, light, and blurred forms evoke memory, loss, and the passage of time.
Bleckner emerged as an important figure in New York's art scene during the 1980s, developing a deeply personal approach to painting that would become closely associated with themes of mourning, mortality, and the AIDS crisis.
A distinctive Japanese publication documenting an influential moment in contemporary American painting.
Book Details
Artist: Ross Bleckner
Series: Art Random, No. 37
Editor: Kyoichi Tsuzuki
Publisher: Kyoto Shoin, Kyoto, Japan
Year: 1990
Edition: First edition
Format: Hardcover, illustrated in color
Pages: Unpaginated
Language: English
ISBN: 9784763685155
Category: Contemporary Art / Painting / Japanese Art Publications / Artist Monographs
