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Flogging a dead horse: the life and works of Jake and Dinos Chapman

Flogging a dead horse: the life and works of Jake and Dinos Chapman
Flogging a dead horse: the life and works of Jake and Dinos Chapman
The definitive monograph, collecting twenty years of work by two iconoclastic and subversive contemporary British artists. Jake and Dinos Chapman’s work has come to define the spirit and impact of a generation of contemporary artists we know as the YBAs. Taking many forms across many mediums, from major installations to miniature sculpture, from etchings and drawings to films and performances, their work together and individually examines contemporary politics and morality with characteristic irreverence and profoundly caustic humor.

Edited by the artists themselves, Flogging a Dead Horse is the most definitive monograph on the brothers’ work to date. With more than 300 reproductions of every major piece recorded in their career, the book captures the extraordinary detail of their celebrated dioramas, collects a vast archive of etchings, drawings, and watercolors, and draws on photographs of larger installations and exhibitions to present a comprehensive survey of twenty years of work-and to illuminate the monumental effort behind their projects.
978-0-8478-3478-5
Rizzoli
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Chapman, Jake, Chapman, Dinos, Hackworth, Nick and Marlow, Tim (2011) Flogging a dead horse: the life and works of Jake and Dinos Chapman , New York, US. Rizzoli, 320pp.

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The definitive monograph, collecting twenty years of work by two iconoclastic and subversive contemporary British artists. Jake and Dinos Chapman’s work has come to define the spirit and impact of a generation of contemporary artists we know as the YBAs. Taking many forms across many mediums, from major installations to miniature sculpture, from etchings and drawings to films and performances, their work together and individually examines contemporary politics and morality with characteristic irreverence and profoundly caustic humor.

Edited by the artists themselves, Flogging a Dead Horse is the most definitive monograph on the brothers’ work to date. With more than 300 reproductions of every major piece recorded in their career, the book captures the extraordinary detail of their celebrated dioramas, collects a vast archive of etchings, drawings, and watercolors, and draws on photographs of larger installations and exhibitions to present a comprehensive survey of twenty years of work-and to illuminate the monumental effort behind their projects.

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Published date: 8 November 2011
Organisations: Winchester School of Art

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Local EPrints ID: 340265
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/340265
ISBN: 978-0-8478-3478-5
PURE UUID: 5d4b5b6f-31ce-42f0-80fc-e999d078276c

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Date deposited: 15 Jun 2012 13:34
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 00:33

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Author: Jake Chapman
Author: Dinos Chapman
Author: Nick Hackworth
Author: Tim Marlow

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