Soupergreen!: Souped-Up Green Architecture

Doug Jackson, 2016

Overview

This anthology delves into the rich history connecting visual art and music production, tracing this relationship from the dawn of modernism to the present day. It showcases 500 record covers created by visual artists, illustrating how various art movements have shaped the visual identity of music distribution. The book examines the exchange between sounds and shapes, exploring how artists have provided defining imagery for mass-distributed music.

Who it's for

• Collectors of art and music memorabilia
• Students and enthusiasts of art history and design
• Readers interested in the cultural impact of album art

Key features

• Features 500 record covers by visual artists
• Covers art from the 1950s to the present day
• Explores modernism, Pop Art, Conceptual Art, and contemporary practices
• Includes analyses and fact sheets for each cover
• Features interviews with prominent artists
• Paperback format
• 200 pages
• ISBN: 9781940291536