Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture Alain Jouffroy curated by Irving Blum in

curated by Irving Blum in recognition of the centenary of the artist’s birth

musician and writer Richard Hell muses on these images’ connections to children’s drawings

The word STARDUST is inscribed above Parker like a marquee—a reference to the jazz standard that he interpreted live and in studio recordings in the 1940s and ’50s

probably in New York at the time of the installation of The Gates: Central Park

alongside photography of the exhibition and nearly forty additional works

Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture Alain Jouffroy curated by Irving Blum inThis extensive monograph gathers nearly sixty large scale sculptures and installations made by Urs Fischer over the past twenty five years. The nearly four hundred page volume groups works under thematic headings such as holes, lines, and intersecting objects, illustrating how the Swiss artist has explored and returned to specific sculptural problems over decades, and how his approaches have changed with technology. In color photographs and short