Y.Z. Kami: Messenger Gertrude Stein This poster was produced in

This poster was produced in 1972

the bilingual (English/Italian) catalogue features Celant’s critical essay “Richard Artschwager: In Between

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and incidental trash dumped or precariously piled up in these paintings speak to themes of entropic decay and the wastefulness of throwaway culture

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Y.Z. Kami: Messenger Gertrude Stein This poster was produced inThis woodcut print by Y. Z. Kami revisits the elemental motif of the messenger, which he has developed over a series of paintings composed in his distinctive soft focus style. An anonymous figure standing at a crossroads, Kamis messenger is turned away from the viewer, clad in a white robe, and holding a walking staff. Produced at the LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, this print distills the figure and landscape into their elemental forms