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Vartanian, Ivan

 
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A book reproducing journal pages and other visual materials that a range of artists, filmmakers, writers, and other creative people, use to capturing and foster their creative process---all loosely constituting a form of note taking; from literal notebooks to a blizzard of post-it notes to chalkboards to the marks recorded incidentally but tellingly on the walls of a sculptor's studio after casting his work. The materials and their creative methods are illustrated with several hundred photographs and drawings, with accompanying contextual material on the creative processes of these individual masters. The text components vary from subject to subject, in some cases being a profile by a curator or collaborator, in some cases an interview with the subject, in some cases text directly from the person themselves.

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Ivan Vartanian is the author or editor of numerous books on international art and design, including Drop Dead Cute, Style Deficit Disorder, and See/Saw. He lives in Japan.

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A book that equally illuminates and inspires, Art Work reveals the artistic notetaking habits of an astonishing range of artists, filmmakers, writers, designers, and other creators by granting rare access to the journal pages and other visual materials they use to capture and foster their work. Twenty-five creators-including Wes Anderson, Ingmar Bergman, Louise Bourgeois, Will Self, Richard Serra, Blek le Rat, Tony Kushner, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Merce Cunningham, and others-are profiled through a generous selection of images and essays that give context to their work in general as well as to the project being illustrated. Materials featured encompass literal notebooks, a blizzard of Post-it notes, chalkboards, the marks recorded on the walls of a sculptor's studio, and beyond, demonstrating and exploring for students and artists the boundless range of the creative process.

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