附註:Published on the occasion of the exhibition Eva Hesse Drawing, organized by The Drawing Center, New York (May 6-July 15, 2006) and The Menil Collection, Houston (February 3-April 23, 2006); Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (August 6-October 28, 2006); Walker Art Center, Minneapolis (November 12, 2006-February 18, 2007). Curated by Catherine de Zegher and Elisabeth Sussman.
Includes bibliographical references.
Acknowledgements / Josef Helfenstein and Catherine de Zegher -- "Child" drawing / Mignon Nixon -- Drawing as binding/bandage/bondage or Eva Hesse caught in the triangle of process/content/materiality / Catherine de Zegher -- Hesse's endgame: facing the diagram / Benjamin H.D. Buchloh -- Works on paper/works in the papers / Elisabeth Sussman -- Gaze-and-touching the not enough mother / Bracha L. Ettinger -- Eva Hesse's turn: rotations around the circle drawings / Kathryn A. Tuma -- Sculpture as sample / Briony Fer -- The life of language: how Hesse named her work / Anne M. Wagner.
摘要:Eva Hesse (1936-1970) was a highly experimental artist who continually challenged the conventions of her time. For Hesse, drawing played a unique role, providing the nexus between her works in all media. "Eva Hesse Drawing" is the first book to explore her drawing process, following her work from drawing to painting and sculpture, and always back to drawing. The book features important, recently rediscovered 'working drawings', providing an intimate look at Hesse's everyday practice and methodology. An accomplished draftswoman, Hesse began to develop her wandering, tentative line while studying at Yale University in the late 1950s. Her early 1960s works on paper engaged with visual vocabularies from geometry to biomorphic abstraction. In 1965, Hesse combined her tactile sensibility for materials with her stringlike line to achieve a breakthrough in her astonishing reliefs, bridging the space between two and three dimensions. Balancing the disembodiment of line with its intensified materialisation, Hesse went on to develop one of the most innovative oeuvres of the twentieth century, anticipating the hybridisation of media and crossing borderlines linking one impossible space to another.
