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Contemporary Voices: Works From the UBS Art Collection - Hardcover
Edited by Ann Temkin
Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection presents paintings, sculpture, drawings, and photographs by a broad range of American and European artists, from first-generation Abstract Expressionists to young artists who have emerged within the last decade. The great majority of these artists are active today, and this selection of their work, in both its variety and its particular areas of concentration, provides an exceptional window into the art making of the last third of the twentieth century and on into the present.
Ann Temkin, curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum, contributes an introductory overview to the book, as well as interviews with eleven of the artists. 264 pp.; 130 illus.
Edited by Ann Temkin
Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection presents paintings, sculpture, drawings, and photographs by a broad range of American and European artists, from first-generation Abstract Expressionists to young artists who have emerged within the last decade. The great majority of these artists are active today, and this selection of their work, in both its variety and its particular areas of concentration, provides an exceptional window into the art making of the last third of the twentieth century and on into the present.
Ann Temkin, curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum, contributes an introductory overview to the book, as well as interviews with eleven of the artists. 264 pp.; 130 illus.
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Edited by Ann Temkin
Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection presents paintings, sculpture, drawings, and photographs by a broad range of American and European artists, from first-generation Abstract Expressionists to young artists who have emerged within the last decade. The great majority of these artists are active today, and this selection of their work, in both its variety and its particular areas of concentration, provides an exceptional window into the art making of the last third of the twentieth century and on into the present.
Ann Temkin, curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum, contributes an introductory overview to the book, as well as interviews with eleven of the artists. 264 pp.; 130 illus.
