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About the Author
Dustin Yellin has exhibited internationally, including at Robert Miller Gallery and James Fuentes in New York, 20 Hoxton Square Projects in London, Savannah College of Art and Design Museum, and Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica. In 2010, he founded Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn, a non-profit institute for the arts and innovation that has been compared to the early MoMA PS1. Alanna Heiss is a renowned curator, the director of Art International Radio, and the founder of MoMA PS1. Kenneth Goldsmith is an acclaimed poet. In 2013, he was awarded the first Poet Laureate from MoMA, New York. Andrew Durbin is a New York curator, publisher, and poet.
Reviews
"It's a feast for the eyes in the new book Dustin Yellin: Heavy Water by Alanna Heiss, Kenneth Goldsmith, and Andrew Durbin (Rizzoli), where the artist's dazzling work is chronicled." -TommyHilfiger.com
"The artist Dustin Yellin zooms through his cavernous studio in Brooklyn like a firecracker, all wiry energy and moppy auburn hair. . . . in the throes of putting together a major installation for New York City Ballet, which debuted in January at Lincoln Center - as well as a book for Rizzoli, Heavy Water, out this month, and an upcoming TED Talk in Vancouver this spring - he's become used to being in five different places at once." -Harper's Bazaar
"The result skips from his slides ("frozen examples of my building blocks") to his smaller work to cave and room constructions to the larger work (The Triptych and his "Psychogeographies") all with close-ups that linger on small details. The book is front-loaded with essays by Alanna Heiss, Kenneth Goldsmith, and Andrew Durbin." -Art News Magazine
Book Information
ISBN 9780847845118
Author Alanna Heiss
Format Hardback
Page Count 208
Imprint Rizzoli International Publications
Publisher Rizzoli International Publications
Weight(grams) 1378g
Dimensions(mm) 295mm * 225mm * 24mm