Rob McHaffie – Do paintings get jealous of windows
Do paintings get jealous of windows is the first major monograph on the work of artist Rob McHaffie. Featuring over 90 works spanning the past 30 years, the publication surveys a practice shaped by observation, family life, and incisive wit.
With a foreword by Charlotte Day, essays by Amelia Wallin and Lisa Radford, and design by Tristan Ceddia (TRiC Studio), Do paintings get jealous of windows, offers an intimate glimpse into McHaffie’s practice across painting, drawing, and ceramics.
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Rob McHaffie – Do paintings get jealous of windows
Do paintings get jealous of windows is the first major monograph on the work of artist Rob McHaffie. Featuring over 90 works spanning the past 30 years, the publication surveys a practice shaped by observation, family life, and incisive wit.
With a foreword by Charlotte Day, essays by Amelia Wallin and Lisa Radford, and design by Tristan Ceddia (TRiC Studio), Do paintings get jealous of windows, offers an intimate glimpse into McHaffie’s practice across painting, drawing, and ceramics.
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Do paintings get jealous of windows is the first major monograph on the work of artist Rob McHaffie. Featuring over 90 works spanning the past 30 years, the publication surveys a practice shaped by observation, family life, and incisive wit.
With a foreword by Charlotte Day, essays by Amelia Wallin and Lisa Radford, and design by Tristan Ceddia (TRiC Studio), Do paintings get jealous of windows, offers an intimate glimpse into McHaffie’s practice across painting, drawing, and ceramics.
