size:254 x 286 mm
hardcover
178 pages
A collection of works by Hungarian artist Rita Ackermann. The author's big and powerful "MamaThe paintings in the " series involve drawings with impast (Note 1), oil sticks, and scraping (Note 2), expressing the history and emotions that the author has traced. A critical essay by Gianni Jetzer shows the author's evolution as an artist and the "Mama"We will explain the importance of the work. It also features a fake interview with Ackerman by film director Harmony Korine, and a homage to the author by Scott Griffin. The importance of drawing for the author is revealed in his own poems. This book contains all the "translate" produced so far.MamaIntroducing the works. This book is a 2020 exhibition held at Hauser & Wirth.Rita Ackermann, Mama '19It was published in conjunction with the article.
*Note 1: A technique in which paint is thickly raised on a canvas and painted with unevenness so that the marks of a paintbrush or palette knife can be clearly seen. The original meaning is Italian "things."
*Note 2: A technique of painting that is rubbed and drawn.