Sheila Hicks
- Accompanies the exhibition at the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, 9 October 2026 - 8 March 2027. Sheila Hicks is the first woman artist invited to invest the museum's atrium
- Features works created specially for the space
- Contributions from Glenn Lowry, Julia Garimorth and Cara McCarty
- Interview with the artist
- Richly illustrated with around 50 full-page colour reproductions
To coincide with the exhibition at the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, this book accompanies Sheila Hicks’s carte blanche investment of the museum’s atrium – the first time a woman artist has been invited to do so in the museum’s history. Sheila Hicks, a world-renowned American artist, works at the intersection of painting, sculpture and architecture, transforming natural and industrial textiles and fibres into works of widely varying scale and form. The book brings together essays by Julia Garimorth and Glenn Lowry, an illustrated biography by Cara McCarty featuring archival photographs, and an interview with the artist herself, alongside around 50 full-page colour reproductions of works presented in the exhibition, some created specially for the space.
Text in French.
- Publisher
- Editions Norma
- ISBN
- 9782376661337
- Publish date
- 11th Jan 2027
- Binding
- Paperback / softback
- Territory
- World excluding Southern, Central and Northern Europe
- Size
- 200 mm x 240 mm
- Pages
- 120 Pages
- Illustrations
- 50 color
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