Alfred Jensen: Concordance.
Edited by Lynne Cooke and Karen Kelly, with essays by Michael Newman, David Anfam, and Lynne Cooke, 2003.
Hardcover, 110pp., mostly illustrated in color.
In an imaginative merging of abstraction and personalized iconography, Alfred Jensen's bright paintings elaborate his comsological speculations, drawing on astronomy, physics and mathematics, and frequently implicating Mayan and Chinese calendrical systems. Included in Concordance are large-scale multi-faceted paintings that span the artist’s mature career from 1960 onwards. Concordance includes many rarely seen works from the artist's estate as well as a late 12-panel work, "The Great Pyramid," executed in 1979 and never before published.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Alfred Jensen: Concordance," which ran at the Dia Beacon September 20, 2001 - June 16, 2002.
Edited by Lynne Cooke and Karen Kelly, with essays by Michael Newman, David Anfam, and Lynne Cooke, 2003.
Hardcover, 110pp., mostly illustrated in color.
In an imaginative merging of abstraction and personalized iconography, Alfred Jensen's bright paintings elaborate his comsological speculations, drawing on astronomy, physics and mathematics, and frequently implicating Mayan and Chinese calendrical systems. Included in Concordance are large-scale multi-faceted paintings that span the artist’s mature career from 1960 onwards. Concordance includes many rarely seen works from the artist's estate as well as a late 12-panel work, "The Great Pyramid," executed in 1979 and never before published.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Alfred Jensen: Concordance," which ran at the Dia Beacon September 20, 2001 - June 16, 2002.
