The Fall

Stuart, Michelle

Printed Matter

Michelle Stuart, the elements 1973-1979

M. Stuart

<p>Whether an earth-rubbed book object infused with soil from Canyon de Chelly or a multimedia work depicting crossroads of trade in the Yucatan, Michelle Stuart's art conveys a sense of cultural history and distant places. This intimate, visually stunning volume focuses on the artist's small sculptures and sculptural installations. Opening with an introduction by critic Lucy Lippard, whose decades-long friendship with Stuart gives her unique insight into her practice, the book features journal entries interspersed among its 160 illustrations, conveying an eloquent sense of time and process. Since the early 1970s, Stuart has pioneered highly regarded approaches involving the unusual use of materials such as earth-rubbed paper and the use of seeds as medium and subject matter. She has won international acclaim for her inquiries into nature, blending an interest in archaeology, biology, cosmology and history. <i>Sculptural Objects</i> provides a glimpse not only of what inspires Stuart's artmaking but also of the journey a creative mind takes in solving the mysteries of being.</p>

Michelle Stuart: Sculptural Objects: Journeys In & Out of the Studio

Arts & Photography

Lippard, Lucy

History & Criticism

Charta

The Power of Tomorrow

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Fontanelle Publishing

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