Description
The book is divided into sections, each reflecting different aspects of the work, which have been exhibited over more than twenty years, including the infamous Sensation and controversial Young British Artists, as well as The Triumph of Painting, New Chinese Art, Unveiled, Abstract America, The Empire Strikes Back and Newspeak.
Elegantly designed with many unique features, the book includes a gate-fold of Rabbit (1986) by Jeff Koons. The text includes essays by leading art critics Richard Cork, Brian Sewell, Sir Norman Rosenthal, former Secretary of Exhibitions at The Royal Academy of Art, and actor Steve Martin.
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