Patrik Karlstroem - The Journey To Success
For more than two decades, Swedish conceptual artist Patrik Karlström has surveyed the generic world of corporate imagery. Published in conjunction with âSwiss Alpsâ, his solo exhibition at Stockholmâs Björkholmen Gallery in January 2015, this monograph presents his collected works across a range of media: painting, photography, sculpture and installation. Karlströmâs goal is to subvert that which is taken for granted. In his artworks, things are rarely as they seem, and appearance and meaning are often separated. As the accompanying text by Lars O Ericsson claims, âFew have more resourcefully engaged in mapping the rhetoric of power and the power of rhetoric.â Thanks to Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
134 pages, 21 x 28 cm, paperback, Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
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Patrik Karlstroem - The Journey To Success
For more than two decades, Swedish conceptual artist Patrik Karlström has surveyed the generic world of corporate imagery. Published in conjunction with âSwiss Alpsâ, his solo exhibition at Stockholmâs Björkholmen Gallery in January 2015, this monograph presents his collected works across a range of media: painting, photography, sculpture and installation. Karlströmâs goal is to subvert that which is taken for granted. In his artworks, things are rarely as they seem, and appearance and meaning are often separated. As the accompanying text by Lars O Ericsson claims, âFew have more resourcefully engaged in mapping the rhetoric of power and the power of rhetoric.â Thanks to Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
134 pages, 21 x 28 cm, paperback, Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
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For more than two decades, Swedish conceptual artist Patrik Karlström has surveyed the generic world of corporate imagery. Published in conjunction with âSwiss Alpsâ, his solo exhibition at Stockholmâs Björkholmen Gallery in January 2015, this monograph presents his collected works across a range of media: painting, photography, sculpture and installation. Karlströmâs goal is to subvert that which is taken for granted. In his artworks, things are rarely as they seem, and appearance and meaning are often separated. As the accompanying text by Lars O Ericsson claims, âFew have more resourcefully engaged in mapping the rhetoric of power and the power of rhetoric.â Thanks to Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
134 pages, 21 x 28 cm, paperback, Art & Theory Publishing (Stockholm).
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