Sam Taylor-Wood
Steidl & Partners
Sam Taylor-Wood, an artist at the forefront of contemporary British art, works with photography, film and video installations. Her work is distinguished for its original and subversive use of these media, which center on the creation of enigmatic situations replete with a latent but explosive energy.
This first major monograph includes essays by novelist Michael Bracewell, and curator/writer Jeremy Millar, as well as an in-depth interview with the artist. She is the first artist of her generation to have a solo exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London, and this book will be published to coincide with this major presentation of many of her works from the last ten years.
This first major monograph includes essays by novelist Michael Bracewell, and curator/writer Jeremy Millar, as well as an in-depth interview with the artist. She is the first artist of her generation to have a solo exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London, and this book will be published to coincide with this major presentation of many of her works from the last ten years.
- Price
- UK £100.00
- US $160.00
- EC €115.00
- With essays by Michael Bracewell and Jeremy Millar.
- 256 pages, 120 colour plates
- 24 cm x 29 cm
- Hardcover with dust jacket
- Steidl & Partners
- ISBN: 3-88243-830-4
- Publication date: May 2002
