JAMES WHITE
Bodies
British artist James White (*1967) is renowned for his monochrome paintings that explore everyday minutiae. Working from his own photographs, an ostensibly insignificant detail or moment is prolonged, the act of painting introducing layers of time to a given moment. Seemingly quiet domestic environments have a strong psychological element, alluding to a human presence without depicting any individuals; hinting at something that has occurred or that is occurring. Comprising full colour plates, details and installation shots, this publication spans the past 6 years of James White’s oeuvre and is published on the occasion of his exhibition BODIES at Blain|Southern, London in November 2017.
My regards go to James White, and the fab team of Blain|Southern London, especially the amazing Emily Jackson.
A big thank you to Birte Kreft, Christine Marth and Petra Merschbrock, and the whole Kerber Verlag team.
Kerber Verlag
Editors:
James White, Emily Jackson
Text by:
Ned Beauman, Craig Burnett, Jake Chapman
ISBN 978–3 7356–0405 7
28,00 × 24,00 cm
128 Pages
56 colored illustrations
Hardcover with quarter binding, bound
Languages: English
