Centro di documentazione dell'opera di Marino Marini.

Introduzione di Lorenzo Papi. A cura di Giorgio e Guido Guastalla. Livorno, Graphis 1979, cm.24x30 pp.171, 124 illustrazioni bn.e a colori nel testo, brossura con copertina figurata a colori. All'occhiello invio autografo di Lorenzo a Enrico Ciuntilli. Di questo volume edito per l'apertura del Centro di documentazione dell'opera di Marino Marini nel palazzo comunale di Pistoia è stata eseguita una tiratura di duemila esemplari.

Edited by Massimiliano Gioni. English text. Milano, Skira 2021, cm.22,5x28,5, pp.256, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, copertina figurata. Jeff Koons: Lost in America brings together more than 60 of the artist's most iconic sculptures and paintings along with new productions and recently completed works. Edited by curator Masimiliano Gioni, the book focuses in particular on Koonsí art as seen in relation to contemporary American culture. With his aesthetics of plenitude and his pop-up dreams of social mobility and acceptance, throughout his career Koons has composed a “fantasy America custom-made from art and schmaltz and emotions” use Warhol’s description of his own interpretation of American culture. Through the inclusion of source materials, personal recollections and biographical narratives, the book reads each of Koons celebrated series through the prism of his biography and the ways in which his individual history intersects with that of his country and culture. Ranging from his upbringing in rural Pennsylvania to his fascination for popular culture and vernacular art, the publication composes an unconventional view of Jeff Koons and his work, retracing the personal influences and cultural histories that have shaped Koonsís unique formal vocabulary. Published to accompany the major exhibition in Doha, the catalogue features an interview with Jeff Koons by the curator, and essays by the well-known art critic Dodie Kazanjian and the Qatari-American writer and artist Sophia Al Maria.