Laura Owens Books

Laura Owens

By Mary Heilmann, Rod Mengham, Gloria Sutton, Alex Katz, Scott Rothkopf, Elizabeth Peyton, Laura Owens

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Parkett 65

By John Currin, Michael Raedecker, Laura Owens

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Owens, Laura

By Scott Rothkopf

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A richly illustrated, expansive mid-career survey of the stand-out American artist's pioneering and influential work Since the early 1990s, Laura Owens (b. 1970) has challenged traditional assumpti...

Owens Laura

By Scott Rothkopf, Laura Owens

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Mystery of Painting The

By Birgit Sonna, Benjamin Weissman, Karen Kilimnik, Adrian Dannatt, Ellen Gallagher, Rainald Schumacher, Udomsak Krisanamis, Hans Rudolf Reust, Beth Coleman, Francesco Bonami, Lari Pittman, Kirsty Bell, Matthew Ritchie, Neo Rauch, Wolf Gunter Thiel, Chris Ofili, Sammlung Goetz., Laura Owens, Sarah Morris, Toba Khedoori

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Laura Owens

By Walead Beshty, Mark Godfrey, Rachel Kushner, Suzanne Hudson, Trinie Dalton

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Laura Owens

By Paul Schimmel, Thomas Lawson, Laura Owens

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Twelve Paintings

By Laura Owens

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Sleep

By Laura Owens

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Frances Stark

By Richard Hawkins, Frances Stark, Laura Owens, Susan Kandel

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