Francis Upritchard’s Monkeys and Sloth
Francis Upritchard’s Monkeys and Sloth, published by Whitechapel Art Gallery on October 31, 2014, is a unique board book that draws inspiration from the exhibition Francis Upritchard: Do What You Will. This edition invites young audiences to engage with contemporary art through the lens of play and creativity, showcasing Upritchard’s distinctive approach to figurative sculpture.
In this book, readers will discover a cast of imaginative primates, each crafted from a variety of materials that highlight their individual characters. The work emphasizes the potential of artistic expression and interaction, making it a fitting addition to discussions on art and collections. With 13 pages, this English-language edition offers a playful exploration of contemporary artistic themes, encouraging children to experience and enjoy the world of art.
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This unique and striking board book takes its inspiration from Francis Upritchard: Do What You Will, part of the Whitechapel Gallery’s annual Children’s Commission.
Every year an established artist is invited to consider the potential of making and play, where young audiences can experience, interact, and enjoy contemporary art. Known for her highly original and creative figurative sculpture, here Francis Upritchard has created a cast of weird and wonderful primates, using a wide variety of materials to give each their own sense of character.
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