Katz, Alex (CON)  | Walther Konig

48,000원  | 20160927  | 9783863359683

Katz, Alex, Doyle, Oona, Hwang, Kyu Jin  | Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac

49,000원  | 20221018  | 9782910055851

Katz in full bloom: a concise overview of his floral motifs Flowers are a favored subject in the recent paintings of American artist Alex Katz (born 1927). After noticing the dynamism that blooming flowers brought to his group portraits, the artist homed in on the flowers themselves, working in nature to directly capture the light and atmosphere that lend them their bright colors. His carefully executed signature strokes and planes of flat colors are manifest in his flower series, but Katz has also employed a subtler wet-on-wet technique, in which the last stroke of paint is applied before the first one has had time to dry, engendering a sense of immediacy. This volume accompanies the first exhibition of Katz’s flower paintings in Asia, held at Thaddaeus Ropac, Seoul, and features previously unseen works from the artist’s flower series as well as new portraits, whose subjects are depicted in botanical settings.

Katz, Alex  | Karma, New York

42,000원  | 20210713  | 9781949172546

Ratcliff, Carter  | Rizzoli Electa

160,000원  | 20201013  | 9780847866182

The definitive Alex Katz book, like his iconic paintings, is larger than life. With more than 300 images, many unpublished, and a searching profile by an art historian who has studied the painter for more than half a century, this monograph charts the development of Katz's singular American style. Alex Katz has found his audience. It's not the first time.

Katz, Alex  | Guggenheim Museum

81,000원  | 20221213  | 9780892075607

The evolution of Alex Katz: nearly 80 years of restless innovation in portraiture and landscape across painting, works on paper and sculpture Across decades of intense creative production, Alex Katz has sought to capture a state of “absolute awareness” in paint. Whether evoking a glancing exchange between friends or a shaft of light filtered through trees, he has aimed to create a record of “quick things passing,” compressing the flux of everyday life into a condensed burst of optical perception. Published on the occasion of the artist’s first US career retrospective in more than 30 years, Alex Katz: Gathering offers a definitive account of Katz’s artistic project, demonstrating both its marked coherence and restless evolution. Generously illustrated, the book features the full breadth of the artist’s work across mediums and formats, from intimate sketches of riders on the New York City subway in the late 1940s to the rapturous, monumentally scaled landscapes that have dominated his recent production. Essays by artists, writers and art historians offer fresh, authoritative overviews of the artist’s practice alongside more focused considerations of specific facets of his art, including his flower paintings, collages, prints, freestanding “cutouts” and set design collaborations with the Paul Taylor Dance Company. A sourcebook of historical reviews, essays and poems rounds out the volume, which offers an overdue reassessment of the artist’s oeuvre.

Katz, Alex (CON), Ratcliff, Carter, Corwin, Sharon (CON)  | Charta

0원  | 20120729  | 9788881588305

Indagine su tre decenni dell’iter creativo di Alex Katz (nato nel 1927). Artista newyorkese per antonomasia, Katz ? anche assiduo frequentatore delle zone rurali del Maine, ragione per cui l'oggetto della sua pittura si sposta dal paesaggio rurale al paesaggio urbano ‘e ritorno’: da scorci campestri alle vedute di Manhattan. In questo volume, pubblicato in occasione della mostra al Colby College Museum of Art ? che ospita la pi? ampia collezione pubblica di opere dell’artista - la piacevole foschia pomeridiana cittadina ? giustapposta ai prati tremolanti del paesaggio rurale e il ronzio di un evento mondano al crepuscolo che scende su uno stagno nei boschi del Maine. Lungo il percorso familiari e amici che popolano i dipinti di Katz, pervasi dai tratti distintivi di luce e di atmosfera caratteristici dell’artista.

Katz, Alex, Verwoert, Jan  | Grayson Bernald

48,000원  | 20220215  | 9780996454094

The White Coat. The serial and the sartorial: permutations of a motif in new portraits by Alex Katz.

Katz, Alex, Reinhart, Charles L., Salle, David  | Rizzoli

62,000원  | 20220816  | 9780847871469

Alex Katz's long-standing fascination with dance and collaborations with renowned playwrights and choreographers yielded some of his most complex compositions. Since Alex Katz first painted the Paul Taylor in 1959, he has invited dancers to model for him. Dance, according to the artist, belongs to the same “long tradition of gestures” as painting. This publication is the first to examine the many decades of Katz’s work for the stage, including the ways that he introduced tenets of postwar painting into theater and dance aesthetics. “I’d never seen anything like it,” Katz recalls of his first encounter with the work of dancer and choreographer Paul Taylor. The two partnered on fifteen productions for which Katz innovated with flat lighting, humorous obstacles, and framing mechanisms. His involvement with Paul Taylor led to collaborations with other companies including Yoshiko Chuma, Laura Dean, William Dunas, and Parsons. Among Katz’s most celebrated sets is the ensemble of cutouts he created for Kenneth Koch’s 1961 production, George Washington Crossing the Delaware. Katz heightened the absurdity of the Revolutionary War-inspired play with Pop-adjacent figures and props. This publication brings together paintings, sketches, costumes, photographs, film stills, and ephemera. Newly-commissioned essays, unpublished materials, and major paintings will provide an overview of Katz's working relationships with individual choreographers and shed new light on avant-garde collaborations in New York between the 1960s and 80s.

 | Timothy Taylor

49,000원  | 20221214  | 9781916892804

Showcasing some of the best, this newest book features 45 businesses who all work hard every day to provide their customers with 'reyt good service'. From brunch spots and cosy cafes to bustling restaurants and sweet treat stops, showing just a fraction of the greatest food Sheffield has to offer.

Katz, Alex  | Karma, New York

42,000원  | 20230228  | 9781949172867

Alex Katz celebrates an old friendship, illustrating Brainard's 1970s journals with charcoal flower drawings In this tender posthumous collaboration initiated by Alex Katz (born 1927), the artist embellishes journal entries by his old friend Joe Brainard (1941-94) with a new series of exquisite charcoal drawings of flowers (a popular motif in Brainard's own art).

Bauer, Gunhild  | Hatje Cantz

198,000원  | 20230504  | 9783775753944

Before the rise of Pop Art proper, Alex Katz developed an iconic style of figurative painting in the early 1960s influenced by film, television, and billboard advertising. Seemingly detached and incredibly stylish, he created portraits of the New York scene as well as idyllic landscapes. Printmaking plays an equally central role in Katz’s work.

Proctor, Jacob  | Hirmer Publishers

46,000원  | 20190228  | 9783777432373

Over a career that now spans nearly seven decades, the American painter Alex Katz (b. 1927, New York) has devoted himself to the representation of the here and now and to the immediacy of human perception - a commitment to what the artist has often described as “painting in the present tense.

Ratcliff, Carter  | Phaidon Press

0원  | 20140915  | 9780714867403

This volume, published for New York and Maine-based painter Alex Katz's (born 1927) 2016 exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in London, takes landscape as its focus, bringing together Katz's extraordinarily productive output of recent years alongside select works from the past two decades. The book includes texts from artists, thinkers and poets. It opens with a previously unpublished conversation between Alex Katz and Hans Ulrich Obrist and a new poem by John Godfrey. In her essay, Ingrid D. Rowland expands on Katz's unique approach to light; a conversation between artists Marlene Dumas and Jan Andriesse gives an insight into their engagement with Katz's work over time. Critic and writer Jan Verwoert's text explores Katz's understanding of depth and perception, and the artist Merlin James focuses on a single painting. The publication also features archival reviews.

High Museum of Art  | Yale Univ Pr

64,100원  | 20150804  | 9780300215717

A handsomely illustrated look at the landscape paintings of a contemporary American master

Katz, Alex, Doyle, Oona, McDougall, Ailsa  | Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac

66,300원  | 20220726  | 9782910055837

From seascapes to studies of light and reflections on water, Katz's often monumental works challenge the conventions of landscape painting Alex Katz (born 1927) is celebrated for his up-close, Pop-style portraiture, but he has also produced a tremendous number of landscapes―or rather, “waterscapes.” These often-monumental paintings play with light and reflection to create delicate, immersive compositions. Unlike conventional landscapes, his paintings contain minimal recessive space: “you look at one, and you float inside of it,” says Katz. The artist gathers inspiration from the lakes and forests of Maine, where he works en plein air in the style of the French Impressionists. His work can be understood as an evolved Impressionism, pursuiing a flatter, more opaque form of immediacy. Published in conjunction with an exhibit curated by art historian Éric de Chassey, Floating Worlds spotlights these subtly exquisite landscape works from 1989 to 2020.