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Ashley Bickerton : ornamental hysteria.

Title
Ashley Bickerton : ornamental hysteria.
Author
Bickerton, Ashley, 1959-2022
Publication
  • London : Newport Street Gallery : Other Criteria, [2017]
  • ©2017

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Additional Authors
  • Theroux, Paul
  • Trezzi, Nicola, 1982-
  • Newport Street Gallery
Description
168 pages : illustrations (chiefly color); 32 cm
Summary
Bali-based artist Ashley Bickerton (born 1959) rose to prominence in the early 1980s as part of New York's East Village art scene with his vibrant abstract works critiquing consumer culture and the commodification of the art object. Alongside Jeff Koons, Meyer Vaisman and Peter Halley, Bickerton pioneered what was called the 'Neo-Geo' movement with his unconventional paintings devoid of Expressionist brushstrokes. Featuring works that span the duration of Bickerton's career thus far, from the earlier consumerist works up to the recent tropically colored mixed-media paintings of exotic, erotic fantasies and nightmares, 'Ashley Bickerton: Ornamental Hysteria' draws from works in Damien Hirst's Murderme collection. This fully illustrated book offers a thorough survey of the artist's diverse body of work and includes essays by novelist Paul Theroux and art critic Nicola Trezzi, as well as a conversation between Bickerton and the filmmaker Roddy Bogawa.
Uniform Title
Works. Selections
Alternative Title
  • Works.
  • Ornamental hysteria
Subject
  • Bickerton, Ashley, 1959-2022 > Exhibitions
  • Bickerton, Ashley, 1959-2022
  • Bickerton, Ashley, 1959-
Genre/Form
  • Exhibition catalogs
  • Exhibition catalogues.
Note
  • Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name held at Newport Street Gallery, London, 21st April-20th August, 2017.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
ISBN
  • 9781906967833
  • 1906967830
OCLC
  • 987374726
  • SCSB-10230259
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library