KAZ OSHIRO - PERROTIN MONOGRAPH

This book is a monograph of the japanese contemporary artist Kaz Oshiro who lives and works in Los Angeles. It proposes a large view of his work and art practice. The art of Kaz Oshiro is exactly attuned to the issues of this incipient and paradoxical twenty-first century.

“Oshiro’s highly crafted, trompe l’oeil object-paintings seemingly follow on the traditions of the ready-made, presenting in an austere art gallery setting über-ordinary items like beaten-up amplifiers, filing cabinets, trash dumpsters, suitcases, car upholstery, and truck bumpers. But these are not ordinary found objects. ” 

-Michael Duncan

Texts by Ed Schad and Michael Duncan

Designed by Designed by John Wiese

Copublished by Galerie Perrotin, Damiani and Honor Fraser, 2014
8.5 x 0.6 x 10.8 inches
128 pages
Hardcover
Texts in English and French