Sanctuary : Britain's artists and their studios
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Sanctuary : Britain's artists and their studios
Thames & Hudson, c2012
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Includes index
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Description
Sanctuary: British Artists and their Studios gives a rare and privileged insight to the studios and inspirations of nearly 120 of Britain's greatest living artists working today, both in Britain and abroad. Sanctuary's stellar cast of artists encompasses many different ways of thinking about and making art. This lavish, large-format book brims with specially commissioned photographs - portraits, images at work, places of inspiration - and incisive interviews: the artists open their minds as much as their studio doors. The book is full of insights, revelations and thoughts on the modern art world and contemporary art practice, giving a vivid sense of what it means to be an artist at work today. Features a stellar cast of characters, including Frank Auerbach, Ron Arad, Fiona Banner, Peter Blake, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Martin Creed, Tracey Emin, Gilbert & George, Susan Hiller, Howard Hodgkin, Polly Morgan, Cornelia Parker, Grayson Perry, Paula Rego, Juergen Teller, Gavin Turk, Keith Tyson, Rachel Whiteread and more - the list is extraordinary. Iwona Blazwick gives an A-Z of studios with a twist; Richard Cork's Studio Visits gives a personal and vivid tour around the studios of Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Bridget Riley and more; Tom Morton's Field Notes on British Art in the Third Millennium is an intelligent sketch of the wider 'wilder' world that all artists now inhabit.
Table of Contents
Jananne Al-Ani * Darren Almond * Hurvin Anderson * Ron Arad * Frank Auerbach * Charles Avery * Fiona Banner * Claire Barclay * Phyllida Barlow * David Batchelor * Tony Bevan * Sir Peter Blake * Pablo Bronstein * Cecily Brown * Angela Bulloch * Varda Caivano * Sir Anthony Caro * Jake and Dinos Chapman * Gordon Cheung * Mat Collishaw * Nigel Cooke * Keith Coventry * Tony Cragg * Michael Craig-Martin * Martin Creed * Dexter Dalwood * Matthew Darbyshire * Enrico David * Shezad Dawood * Richard Deacon * Tacita Dean * Milena Dragicevic * Tracey Emin * Adam Fuss * Anya Gallaccio * Ryan Gander * Gilbert & George * Liam Gillick * Douglas Gordon * Antony Gormley * Paul Graham * Maggi Hambling * Anne Hardy * David Harrison * Mona Hatoum * Susan Hiller * Roger Hiorns * Howard Hodgkin * Thomas Houseago * Shirazeh Houshiary * Richard Hudson * Des Hughes * Gary Hume * Chantal Joffe * Peter Joseph * Isaac Julien * Anish Kapoor * Idris Khan * Rachel Kneebone * Jim Lambie * Michael Landy * Ximena Garrido-Lecca * Edward Lipski * Hew Locke * Sarah Lucas * Peter Macdonald * Goshka Macuga * Helen Marten * Jason Martin * Gustav Metzger * Jonathan Monk * Katy Moran * Polly Morgan * Sarah Morris * David Nash * Adam Neate * Mike Nelson * Tim Noble and Sue Webster * David Noonan * Humphrey Ocean * Cornelia Parker * Simon Periton * Grayson Perry * Ged Quinn * Marc Quinn * Fiona Rae * Paula Rego * Eva Rothschild * Jenny Saville * Hiraki Sawa * Maaike Schoorel * Sean Scully * George Shaw * Raqib Shaw * Conrad Shawcross * Yinka Shonibare * Bob and Roberta Smith * Hannah Starkey * John Stezaker * Juergen Teller * Wolfgang Tillmans * Gavin Turk * Keith Tyson * Phoebe Unwin * Donald Urquhart * Mark Wallinger * Jonathan Wateridge * Gillian Wearing * Richard Wentworth * Nicole Wermers * Rachel Whiteread * Alison Wilding * Lucy Williams * Jane and Louise Wilson * Bill Woodrow * Clare Woods * Richard Wright * Catherine Yass * Jonathan Yeo * Toby Ziegler
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