Albert Oehlen: SEXE, RELIGION, POLITIQUE Mary Lucier the artist’s first major series

the artist’s first major series of woodcuts

the Parisian studio famous for the nearly four hundred lithographs that Picasso produced there between 1945 and 1969

which demonstrate his ability to rearrange the structures of perception

the United States

and set in stark white over a stormy sky of layered gray tones printed with thirteen different plates

Albert Oehlen: SEXE, RELIGION, POLITIQUE Mary Lucier the artist’s first major seriesThis book was published on the occasion of Albert Oehlen: SEXE, RELIGION, POLITIQUE at Gagosian and Galerie Max Hetzler in Paris. It is dedicated to works painted in oil and lacquer on aluminum sheets, with dynamic black lines and forms interrupting fields of bright egg yolk yellow. Sometimes the black paint is viscous like tar, and at others it is matte and opaque, as Oehlen seamlessly transitions between thick fluidity and sharp angularity. The