A delightful court jester in an art world that often takes itself too seriously, Franz West straddles the line between the solemn and the absurd. His poignant forms—maladroit groupings of furniture; eccentric, misshapen, polychrome lumps of papier-mâché and plaster in bright outlandish colors; ambiguous organic shapes; and complex collages with sexual undertones—are permeated by a
June 2009
John McCracken
New York ln 1966, John McCracken found what was…see the full review in June’s magazine.
Dispatch: Seattle and Bellevue
ln 1953, Lile Magazine named Kenneth Callahan…see the full review in June’s magazine.
