Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads Sarah Morris and this graphic documentation of

and this graphic documentation of his surroundings constituted a significant intuitive leap

and a small “É” is embroidered on the bottom left front of the shirt

In the late 1960s

while also discussing the artist’s artistic ambitions and his evolving attitudes to sexuality

Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads Sarah Morris and this graphic documentation ofThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads at White Cube, Masons Yard, London. It offers a comprehensive overview of Curtisss work to date, which includes paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. Curtiss draws on a history of figuration that ranges from eighteenth and nineteenth century French painting and the work of the Chicago Imagists to the popular imagery of comic books and manga. Deconstructing