Craig Burnett Books

Beach

By Craig Burnett, Mike Perry, Jimo Toyin Salako

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Philip Guston

By Craig Burnett

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An illustrated examination of Philip Guston's comic and complex painting The Studio.Throughout his career, Philip Guston's work metamorphosed from figural to abstract and back to figural. In the 19...

Philip Guston

By Craig Burnett

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Philip Guston's The Studio (1969) depicts a member of the Ku Klux Klan painting a self-portrait. Darkly comic, crude and complex, The Studio is a key work in Guston's shift from abstract expression...

Jeff Wall

By Craig Burnett

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James White

By Craig Burnett, Jake Chapman, Ned Beauman

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Andro Wekua

By Craig Burnett, Andro Wekua

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The new artist book by Andro Wekua features thirteen texts, fictional stories and poems. As well as the text contributions, the book comes with six specially designed image spreads featuring works...

Government and Politics in New York State

By Craig Burnett

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Philip Guston

By Mark Lewis, Craig Burnett

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Philip Guston

By Craig Burnett

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Philip Guston

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