Aaron Krach - Passages in Modern Sculpture
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A captivating blend of 1980s homo-erotic fitness photographs and elegantly minimal needlework patterns.
Release year: 2022
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 104 pages
Size: 9 x 9 x 0.31 in (22.9 x 22.9 x 0.8 cm)
Language: English
Publisher: Aaron Krach
Edition: Copies of 100
“Exercise and needlepoint. Hard to execute simultaneously, but they feel intrinsically related to me. The hands, our bodies, repetition, and the belief in self- improvement are touchstones. The wellbeing and appreciation of body and mind over time. In 1977, Rosalind Krauss argued sculpture was about time and space. I agree and think exercise and needle crafts are too. For Passages, I combined 80s homo-erotic photographs from a 1983 Charles Hix coffee table book and the elegantly minimal needlework patterns found in a 1972 craft book.” -Aaron Krach
With contributions from artists and thinkers: Gregory Climer, Aubrey Long-Cook, Joseph McBrinn, and Timo Rissanen
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