The American artist Rita McBride (born 1960) has built an
international reputation for producing sculptures that initially
appear to be abstract geometric forms, but which on closer
inspection prove to be derived from everyday objects and structures
such as cars, towers and architectural items. McBride is concerned
not only with sculptural objects, but with the situations and
setting that arise from them, through performances, texts and their
civic utility. Public sculpture lies at the heart of her practice,
and this volume--the first major survey of McBride's
career--addresses a body of work spanning almost 20 years,
collecting insightful commentary and over 300 photographs of her
monumental sculptures and installations.
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