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Although best known for his influential work in sculpture, video, and writing, Seth Price has always made drawings and maquettes as a way to explore ideas developed in his other bodies of work. This book documents a group of these rarely seen works selected by curator Achim Hochdorfer for exhibition at Petzel East, New York.
Spanning more than fifteen years, the art here encompasses media and materials that range from watercolor, airbrush, charcoal, and spray-paint, to collage, polymer compounds, thermoformed plastic, and fabric. Examples include drawings of Depression-era landscapes produced as studies for Price's 2004 Calendar paintings; acetate and enamel maquettes for his 2005 mylar sculptures about Jihadi internet videos; graffiti-marker paintings on shrink-wrapped palettes from 2003; quickly-drawn cartoons intended to be greatly enlarged and printed on plastic for vacuum-formed knot sculptures; drawings for Price's 2007 series of wood-veneer silhouette sculptures; paintings on wood executed as process tests for his 2012 envelope paintings; and research notes for an apocalyptic, Evangelical sci-fi novel.
Price has made annotations throughout the book, recounting the context in which these works were made. This exciting, visually driven book, designed by Eric Wrenn, offers readers insight into the thought process of an artist.
