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Saytour (English Edition)
Patrick Saytour contributed to a collective questioning of the picture and painting at the end of the 1960s as a founding member of the Supports/Surfaces movement.
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| Model | 9782492693038 |
| Artist | Patrick Saytour |
| Author | Inès Champey, Frédéric Bonnet, Clara Guislain, Patrick Saytour |
| Publisher | Ceysson |
| Number of pages | 476 |
| Language | English |
| Dimensions | 300 x 270 |
| Published | 2023 |
Within the Supports/Surfaces group, Patrick Saytour has always deliberately occupied a marginal, critical, even ironic position. His work can be defined as an enterprise of deconstruction of form, color, format, presentation framework, to use the very terms of one of his declarations. He then engaged in a kind of theatrical parody of art, staged in a poor vocabulary and with the help of a primary technology: systematic folding and unfolding, burning, soaking, solarization, etc.
Summary
- Not to be this to be that, Inès CHAMPEY.
- The whimsical rigor, Frédéric BONNET.
- Interview between Patrick Saytour and Clara GUISLAIN.
- Notes during the work, texts by Patrick SAYTOUR.
- Views of many series from the 60s to the present day.
- Views of exhibitions.
- A bibliography.
- A list of collective exhibitions.
- A list of personal exhibitions.
This book is printed on Life 115 gr/m2 paper from Fedrigoni. The cover is made of lemon yellow canvas, the title is hot stamped in red.
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