John Currin: The Dreamers Albert Oehlen for the first time

for the first time

The cards feature images of large-scale sculptures made by Moore between 1960 and 1981

which together explain how Eilshemius’s enigmatic paintings captured Ruscha’s imagination

This book was published on the occasion of the group exhibitions In the Studio: Paintings at Gagosian

John Currin: The Dreamers Albert Oehlen for the first timeThe Dreamers is from a series of black and white prints by John Currin produced in collaboration with Kido Press. Currin combines the beautiful and grotesque in his caricatures of lusty, doe eyed female figures often portrayed with exaggerated proportions that both enchant and repel. Drawing on a broad range of cultural influences from Renaissance oil paintings to 1950s womens magazine ads, his work is notable for its mix of technical virtuosity with