Greg Bogin Knihy

Greg Bogin is internationally recognized for a visual vocabulary comprised of hardedge, abstract compositions. Recalling graphic emblems or signs drawn from the industrial landscape, Bogin’s eccentrically shaped, reductivist canvases are devoid of illusionistic space and meticulously constructed to dispel any allusion to the handmade. This richly illustrated catalogue presents the first comprehensive overview of the artist’s career from 1993 to present. An essay by art historian Suzanne Hudson positions Bogin’s work within a Modernist legacy that has remained vital since the 1960s, such as its anti-rhetorical stance and its willingness to challenge the distinctions between painting and sculpture.