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Explore the profound and challenging work of contemporary artist Josh Kline in this must-read publication. With stunning installations and evocative sculptures, Kline addresses the impact of technology and corporate capitalism on our daily lives and society. This insightful book delves into how these forces have disrupted the labor market, polarized communities, and shaped our identities in the modern era. Through a diverse range of mediums, including videos and photographs, Kline confronts critical issues like climate change, automation, and the effects of political division on essential workers and the creative class alike.
As an influential figure of his generation, Kline compels readers to reflect on the consequences of technological advancement and questions who truly benefits from these developments. His comprehensive artistic vision is showcased through a remarkable chronology of his ongoing installations, including 'Freedom,' 'Unemployment,' 'Civil War,' and 'Climate Change,' each posing thought-provoking inquiries into the future of society.
This book is not only a visual feast but also a catalyst for critical thought, featuring Kline’s earlier works such as 'Creative Labor' and 'Blue Collars,' alongside exclusive production images and concept sketches for his latest pieces. Discover the delicate balance between innovation and inequality as Kline inspires a conversation about building a more equitable and empathetic world. Perfect for art enthusiasts, academics, and anyone interested in the crossroads of art, technology, and society.
As an influential figure of his generation, Kline compels readers to reflect on the consequences of technological advancement and questions who truly benefits from these developments. His comprehensive artistic vision is showcased through a remarkable chronology of his ongoing installations, including 'Freedom,' 'Unemployment,' 'Civil War,' and 'Climate Change,' each posing thought-provoking inquiries into the future of society.
This book is not only a visual feast but also a catalyst for critical thought, featuring Kline’s earlier works such as 'Creative Labor' and 'Blue Collars,' alongside exclusive production images and concept sketches for his latest pieces. Discover the delicate balance between innovation and inequality as Kline inspires a conversation about building a more equitable and empathetic world. Perfect for art enthusiasts, academics, and anyone interested in the crossroads of art, technology, and society.