Definitive monograph on America's most challenging and influential artist

Paul McCarthy, a Los Angeles-based artist born in 1945, is renowned for his provocative and challenging works that delve into the depths of the American psyche. His art, often grotesque and surreal, draws inspiration from popular culture, consumerism, and the darker aspects of human nature. McCarthy's work, while often shocking and controversial, has had a significant impact on contemporary art, influencing a generation of artists and challenging traditional notions of beauty and morality.

Essays: Kristine Stiles, Ralph Rugoff, Massimiliana Gioni, Robert Storr

Hardback

11 3/8 × 9 7/8 in / 240 pp / 240 illustrations