Lucas Samaras: Pastels & Bronzes
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Published on the occasion of the 1982 exhibition at Pace Gallery in New York, Richard Gray Gallery in Chicago, and the Mayor Gallery in London, Samaras: Pastels and Bronzes presents a selection of pastel self-portraits and figurative bronze sculptures created by Lucas Samaras in 1981. An essay by Donald B. Kuspit delves into this expressive chapter of the artist’s oeuvre, whereby he is “making of his own demonic impulses—to give birth to art objects—a divided spiritual self, a truly modern self.”
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Contributors: Donald B. Kuspit
Publisher: Pace Publishing
Publication date: 1982
Paperback
12 × 7 ¾ inches
44 pages: 8 color, 27 bw images
ISBN: 0093608061
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Lucas Samaras: Pastels & Bronzes
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Lucas Samaras
Eluding historical categorization, Lucas Samaras’s oeuvre is united through its consistent focus on the body and psyche, often emphasizing autobiography. The theme of self-depiction and identity has been a driving force behind his practice, which, at its onset in the early 1960s, advanced the Surrealist idiom yet proposed a radical departure from the presiding themes of Abstract Expressionism and Pop art.