Nari Ward Ground Break

This New Monograph On Nari Ward Pays Particular Attention To Aspects Of Performativity, Sound And Time-based Practices That Have Emerged From Collaborative Exchanges In The Artist's Worknew York-based, Jamaican-born Artist Nari Ward (born 1963) Is Internationally Renowned For His Installations Made Up Of Familiar, Everyday Materials And Layered With Social And Historical References. Giving New Life To A Wide Range Of Found Objects Chosen For Their Strong Symbolic Value, Ward Addresses Issues Central To Our Time, From Racial And Social Injustice To Consumer Culture, Identity And A Sense Of Belonging.this Monograph Presents The Most Up-to-date Studies On The Artist's Work, Exploring In-depth Aspects Relating To The Idea Of Performance, Collaboration, Sound And Time-based Practices. The Catalog, Designed By London-based Studio Kellenberger-white, Also Includes A Conversation Between Ward And Choreographer Ralph Lemon About Their Collaboration In The Geography Trilogy Performance Project (1997-2004), Four Large-scale Installations Exhibited For The First Time Since Their Original Presentation.