Gareth Long Never Odd or Even

Publication documenting two recent bodies of work by New York-based artist Gareth Long.At the heart of both works lies a fascination with books as uniquely flexible vehicles of meaning, as complex compendia to be read, re-read and mis-read. Publication documenting two recent bodies of work by New York-based artist Gareth Long. Untitled (Stories) is a set of lenticular prints accompanied by the book series that pivots around a disjunction between the oeuvre of J.D. Salinger and the design of his books: the original Little, Brown & Co. book cover designs are a starting point for nine large-scale prints. An unfinished Gustave Flaubert novel is the central point around which the other works revolve. Bouvard and Pécuchet''s Invented Desk for Copying is a suite of two-sided desk-sculptures that form the core of a related suite of projects. At the heart of both works lies a fascination with books as uniquely flexible vehicles of meaning, as complex compendia to be read, re-read and mis-read.

• | Author: et al., Simon Critchley
• | Publisher: Southern Alberta Art Gallery
• | Publication Date: Apr 01, 2013
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• | Binding: Paperback / softback
• | ISBN-13: 9781894699532
• | ISBN-10: 189469953X