Sterling Ruby – Drowse Murmurs
Appearing on the occasion of Sterling Ruby’s most comprehensive exhibition with Xavier Hufkens to date, featuring four distinct bodies of new work –drawings, sculptures, paintings, and ceramics – this book provides a broad overview of the latest developments in his oeuvre. The title is borrowed from Allen Ginsberg’s poem Drowse Murmurs (1965), which echoes some of exhibition’s themes, most notably the dialectic between war and peace, destruction and beauty. Central are Ruby’s monochrome drawings, which were shown for the first time. Executed in ink or graphite, they constitute an entirely new body of work in which raw and volatile energy fills each sheet.
25 x 31 cm, Published by Xavier Hufkens (Brussels).
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Sterling Ruby – Drowse Murmurs
Appearing on the occasion of Sterling Ruby’s most comprehensive exhibition with Xavier Hufkens to date, featuring four distinct bodies of new work –drawings, sculptures, paintings, and ceramics – this book provides a broad overview of the latest developments in his oeuvre. The title is borrowed from Allen Ginsberg’s poem Drowse Murmurs (1965), which echoes some of exhibition’s themes, most notably the dialectic between war and peace, destruction and beauty. Central are Ruby’s monochrome drawings, which were shown for the first time. Executed in ink or graphite, they constitute an entirely new body of work in which raw and volatile energy fills each sheet.
25 x 31 cm, Published by Xavier Hufkens (Brussels).
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Appearing on the occasion of Sterling Ruby’s most comprehensive exhibition with Xavier Hufkens to date, featuring four distinct bodies of new work –drawings, sculptures, paintings, and ceramics – this book provides a broad overview of the latest developments in his oeuvre. The title is borrowed from Allen Ginsberg’s poem Drowse Murmurs (1965), which echoes some of exhibition’s themes, most notably the dialectic between war and peace, destruction and beauty. Central are Ruby’s monochrome drawings, which were shown for the first time. Executed in ink or graphite, they constitute an entirely new body of work in which raw and volatile energy fills each sheet.
25 x 31 cm, Published by Xavier Hufkens (Brussels).
