Basquiat: The Modena Paintings
by Iris Hasler, Sam Keller, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Dieter Buchhart, Fiona Hesse, Michiko Kono, Regula Moser, Demetrio Paparoni, Jordana Saggese
Basquiat: The Modena Paintings catalogs the artist's 1982 exhibition works, featuring insightful essays from experts like Iris Hasler and Dieter Buchhart. This volume illuminates Basquiat's dynamic style and cultural commentary, offering a deep dive into his influential Modena series for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.
About This Book
This catalog presents Jean-Michel Basquiat's Modena Paintings, created for his 1982 exhibition at the Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Modena, Italy. It showcases the works that highlight Basquiat's signature style, blending text, symbols, and raw energy.
Compiled by a team of renowned contributors including Iris Hasler, Sam Keller, Dieter Buchhart, and others, the book offers in-depth analysis and context for these iconic pieces. The essays explore Basquiat's influences and the significance of this series in his oeuvre.
With contributions from Fiona Hesse, Michiko Kono, Regula Moser, Demetrio Paparoni, and Jordana Saggese, the volume provides a multifaceted view of Basquiat's artistic evolution. It serves as an essential resource for understanding his contributions to contemporary art.
The publication captures the essence of Basquiat's Modena period, emphasizing his bold exploration of race, power, and consumerism through vivid imagery and graffiti-inspired techniques.
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