Frank Bowling: Sculpture

Unlock the Hidden Dimensions of Frank Bowling's Art with this Exclusive Sculpture Book!

Experience Frank Bowling's groundbreaking art like never before with this one-of-a-kind publication that delves into the intriguing world of his sculpture. Be the first to explore how Bowling's sculptural works expand and challenge his reputation as a high modernist painter.

In this comprehensive book, esteemed art critic Sam Cornish provides an in-depth analysis of Bowling's interactions with sculpture throughout his career. Discover the fascinating journey that began with the iconic shaped canvas Swan in 1964, adorned with ribbons and an anchor hanging from it, captivating audiences worldwide.

Delve into Bowling's time in New York during the dynamic late 1960s and early 1970s, where he engaged in thought-provoking discussions surrounding Black art. Discover how he was influenced by the groundbreaking work of African American sculptors, enriching his artistry with new perspectives and dimensions.

Uncover the transformative power of Bowling's sculpture as it adds a new layer of depth to his iconic pictorial language. By exploring this relationship, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the crucial role sculpture played in shaping high modernism, the movement from which Bowling's mature art emerged. Through Bowling and his contemporaries, including Jules Olitski, Kenneth Noland, and Helen Frankenthaler, high modernism's association primarily with painting is challenged and expanded.

Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to uncover the nuanced complexities of Frank Bowling's art. Discover the often-overlooked world of his sculpture and experience a new level of appreciation for his contribution to the art world. Grab your copy of this groundbreaking book today and embark on a journey of artistic discovery unlike any other. Order Now