Gothic Art Now
Gothic Art Now by Jasmine Becket-Griffith, published by HarperCollins on October 21, 2008, is an illustrated exploration of gothic art as a legitimate art form. This 192-page book examines the influence of gothic aesthetics across various domains, including fashion, literature, film, media, music, and design. It showcases a diverse range of works from artists around the globe, highlighting the evolution and significance of gothic art in contemporary culture.
Readers will discover an array of artistic expressions, from paintings and illustrations to photography and sculpture. The book features notable contributions from artists such as H.R. Giger and Natalia Pierandrei, alongside insights into their creative processes. With sections dedicated to themes like Dark Fantasy and Creepy Creations, Gothic Art Now provides a comprehensive look at the compelling and thought-provoking works that define this genre. The inclusion of an artist directory further enriches the reader’s understanding of the gothic art landscape.
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Having spent so long on the periphery of the art world, gothic art is taking its place as a bonafide art form influencing fashion, literature, film, media, music, and design. Gothic Art Now brings together for the first time the finest, the freshest, the darkest and the most exciting talents from around the world. The work covers the most compelling gothic art across various media, from paintings and illustrations to photography, sculpture, and digital art.
Featured gothic art includes the breathtaking sculptures of H.R. Giger, the ethereal watercolors of Natalia Pierandrei, the grim fairytale paintings of David Stoupakis, the hypnotic oil paintings of David Bowers, the haunting photography of Shannon Hourigan, the sinister dolls of Scott Radke, the delicately dismal portraits of Dorian Cleavanger, and numerous other terrifying and thought-provoking artistic creations in literature, digital media, film, and advertising. Inside information from the artists on how they created their work along with a full artist directory are also featured.
Contents:
Foreword by acclaimed gothic art author and illustrator Brom
Introduction
Femmes Fatales
Men in Black
Gothic Elegance
Industrial Goth
Lurking Horror
Dark Fantasy
Creepy Creations
Grim Comics
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