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The Rubell Family, which owns some 6000 works from a host of major contemporary artists, here gives its substantial and important Richard Prince holdings a book of its own. Princes signature pop-culture appropriations, wicked silk-screened jokes, and pulpy paintings all appear, in a collection that shows the scope of Princes singularly American practice.
Introduction by Jason Rubell. Text by Mark Coetzee, Michael Darling, Michael Holte.
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