Jim Dine: French, English, A Day Longer

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Discover the fascinating world of Jim Dine through his remarkable work, 'French, English, A Day Longer.' This exclusive collection offers a deep dive into Dine's creative mind, showcasing not only his artistic genius but also his profound poetic expressions. Each page is filled with Dine's unique handwriting, revealing the intimate connection between his visual and written art. The book features dozens of documentary photos that capture the essence of Dine's studio, making it an essential collectible for lovers of contemporary art and poetry. The inclusion of two DVDs showcases Dine's captivating poetry recitals, offering a multi-dimensional experience of his work. As you leaf through the pages, you'll discover how Dine's poems are crafted with charcoal and ink, layered with memories and crafted in a fluid dance with his assistants. This isn’t just a book; it’s a journey through a master artist's creativity, where the walls themselves become canvases of expression. Perfect for art enthusiasts, poetry lovers, and collectors alike, 'French, English, A Day Longer' invites you to see the world through Jim Dine's eyes. Don’t miss out on the unique opportunity to own this BRAND NEW release, ISBN: 9783958298675, published by Steidl in 2021. Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.

Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9783958298675
Year: 2021
Publisher: Steidl


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Those lucky enough to visit one of Jim Dine's studios will find their walls not only splattered with pigment from his many paintings but covered with his poems, drawn in his unmistakable handwriting. Dine has been writing poems for decades and French, English, A Day Longer, including dozens of documentary photos and two DVDs of his poetry recitals, is a privileged insight into this crucial aspect of his studio practice. Written with charcoal and ink, smudged and re-worked with brushes, sponges, rags and fingers, Dine's poems are constantly re-imagined, dense with layers of memory: the wall becomes the work. Dine often collaborates with his assistants on these creations, each moving throughout the studio, writing in both English and French, erasing, correcting and provoking, as in a dance, only to be concluded with the decisive sweep of Dine's left hand.

I became a collector of words. That is I remember things I heard. My method of writing is not too different than my method of painting. I collect imagery and put it together and take it apart. It's a collage method. - Jim Dine Co-published with Joca Seria, Nantes

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