Medium: Hardcover collector's edition in red clamshell box.
Edition: Limited edition of 1500 signed and numbered by Jeff Koons himself
- Edited by Hans Werner Holzwarth (German)
- Texts by Katy Siegel (American), Eckhard Schneider (German) and Ingrid Sischy (American).
- Cologne: Taschen Verlag, 2007.
- Hardcover, 606 pp.
- Illustrated in color throughout.
Size:
- Height: 17.7 inches / 44.96 cm
- Width: 13.4 inches / 34.04 cm
- Depth: 2.6 inches / 6.6 cm
Weight: 10kg
About the book: This exhaustive monograph is arranged in chronological chapters by work groups. The main body of the book features Katy Siegel’s detailed analyses alongside hundreds of large-format images, tracing Koons’ career from 1979 to today. This publication is not only a sumptuous book-object, but also the most comprehensive study of the artist’s work ever published.
About the artist: Since he stirred up the art world establishment in the 1980s with his unapologetic basketball sculptures and stainless-steel toy blow-ups, Jeff Koons has been known as somewhat of a bad boy. His exploitation of the banal, in the aggrandizement and/or embodiment of kitsch and pop imagery, has become Koons' trademark.
