Thomas Schutte

Thomas Schutte

Cooke Lynne, Curtis Penelope, Mehring Christine, 2010

Overview

This volume presents a comprehensive selection of Thomas Schutte's art, organized around the themes of models, monuments, and memorials. It features work from the late 1970s to the present day by an artist recognized as a significant figure of his generation. Schutte's installations, sculptures, prints, drawings, and watercolors often adopt contradictory forms, creating seemingly alien worlds. However, his focus remains on everyday life, exploring its fundamental natural, cultural, and political constituents through a wide array of materials and colors.

Who it's for

• Collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary sculpture and installation art.
• Individuals interested in artists who challenge traditional artistic genres.
• Readers exploring the intersection of art, society, and politics.

Key features

• English language publication.
• 208 pages.
• Hardcover binding.
• ISBN: 9783791350509.
• Published by Prestel in 2010.
• Dimensions: 270x220x23 mm.