Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads Sarah Morris Cirrus Gallery and Cirrus Editions

Cirrus Gallery and Cirrus Editions Ltd

Rob Pruitt

In the late 1960s

and a small “É” is embroidered on the bottom left front of the shirt

while also discussing the artist’s artistic ambitions and his evolving attitudes to sexuality

Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads Sarah Morris Cirrus Gallery and Cirrus EditionsThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Julie Curtiss: Monads and Dyads at White Cube, Masons Yard, London. It offers a comprehensive overview of Curtisss work to date, which includes paintings, sculptures, and works on paper. Curtiss draws on a history of figuration that ranges from eighteenth and nineteenth century French painting and the work of the Chicago Imagists to the popular imagery of comic books and manga. Deconstructing