Softback
Publisher: Ridinghouse 2004 in association with Thames & Hudson.
ISBN: 978 0 500976 43 2
Dimensions: 23.3 x 17 cm | 9 1/8 x 6 3/4 in
Pages: 264 pp, 53 b&w; ill
£18.95
Far from being the peripheral art form that some later accounts have presented, Riley’s work had a central place in contemporary cultural debates and is a point of focus at which many strands of art and cultural history come together.
They relate in subtle and unexpected ways to much of the other art of the period – from the legacy of Jackson Pollock to later developments in Postmodernism – whilst also correlating with areas of culture outside art, such as the ‘space race’ and the emerging countercultural movements.
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